by Deyhowähda·dih – Bradley Powless In 1613, the Mohawks noticed people arriving in their territory unannounced. The new people came on the River that Flows both Ways (Hudson River) in large vessels.  Their vessels had large blankets that could catch the wind.  They docked their vessel and they began to unload their large canoe. … Continue reading Two Row Wampum – Gaswéñdah