This is the image I chose to represent the discussion of What Digital Tribes can learn from Native Americans.  I like this image because it was on a 1000 year old pendant found in Southeast United States, my tribal homelands.  The image meaning is unknown. I like to think it represents an alliance of various groups.  Woodpeckers may have represented war, so perhaps it was the formation of a tribe or alliance to do battle. The square flows like an eternal river around the sun. Perhaps it is a reflection on the passage of time and a lasting commitment to established bonds. This art was created by Burkhard Saur.  Visit him on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mische-Art-Photography/292867120185

This is the image I chose to represent the discussion of What Digital Tribes can learn from Native Americans.  I like this image because it was on a 1000 year old pendant found in Southeast United States, my tribal homelands.  The image meaning is unknown.

I like to think it represents an alliance of various groups.  Woodpeckers may have represented war, so perhaps it was the formation of a tribe or alliance to do battle. The square flows like an eternal river around the sun. Perhaps it is a reflection on the passage of time and a lasting commitment to established bonds.

This art was created by Burkhard Saur.  Visit him on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mische-Art-Photography/292867120185

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