In the first week of November under Atlanta's Stone Mountain Park Indian Festival is traditionally held, and pow wow - traditional dance competition Indians. Pow-wow is a day for four days of the festival from noon to evening.
This photo history of it as starting Red Indians.
At the Pow-wow at Atlanta attracts Indians from all over Georgia, nearby states. On photo - participant of the festival prepares to pow wow. Next to the machine on a special support - costume dancer.
Red Indians organized into several circles. The central circle - a dance floor with a diameter of 30 meters, next to which places are for drummers as well as seats for the dancers and their families. Next - circles formed benches for spectators.
Participants Red Indians in anticipation of a central circle.
Opening Indians starts the beat of drums in high yield, which leads Eagle Staff (in the photo - in a red beret and uniform). Followed by standard-bearers with an American flag and the banner of POW / MIA.
Followed in order of seniority moving dancers.
When the men in the dance is in full circle, to join the dance women.Their more modest attire, and dancing - more restrained.
Leading Red Indians announces outputs participants commented on the situation.
In the central circle of veterans are invited and involved in the fighting. Leading Red Indians recalled that the Indians in American history were carrying military service, the war between England and France since the colonization of America and to the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, so veterans are revered by Indians as such
The Indians, along with veterans held a dance another round.
Young Red Indians welcome veterans.
At this introductory part of the Pow-wow (output) ends, and the circle of participants leave the dance competition. Each participant - a personal number.
Next - portraits of contemporary American Red Indians participants in the Stone Mountain Park.
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