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Gladys Iola Tantaquidgeon (June 15, 1899 – November 1, 2005) was a Mohegan medicine woman, anthropologist, author, tribal council member, and elder based in Connecticut. As a young girl, she was selected by women elders for training in traditional pharmacology and culture. She studied anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania with Frank Speck. Beginning in 1934, Tantaquidgeon worked with the Bureau of Indian Affairs for more than a decade, including several years among western Native American tribes. Together with her father and brother, in 1931 she founded the , the oldest to be owned and operated by Native Americans.

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rdfs:label	Gladys Tantaquidgeon (ca) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (de) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (en) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (pl) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (pt) Гледіс Тантаквіджун (uk)
rdfs:comment	Gladys Tantaquidgeon ha estat una pequot neboda d'Emma Baker i descendent del cap Uncas, i especialista en herbobotànica. Va ensenyar moltes coses l'antropòleg Frank Speck, el 1931 creà un Museu i treballà per a la BIA fins al 1947. Ha estat membre del Consell tribal i ha lluitat pel reconeixement federal de la tribu. (ca) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (* 15. Juni 1899; † 1. November 2005 in Uncasville, Connecticut), war eine US-amerikanische Anthropologin, Matriarchin und Medizinfrau indigener Herkunft (Mohegan). (de) Gladys Iola Tantaquidgeon (June 15, 1899 – November 1, 2005) was a Mohegan medicine woman, anthropologist, author, tribal council member, and elder based in Connecticut. As a young girl, she was selected by women elders for training in traditional pharmacology and culture. She studied anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania with Frank Speck. Beginning in 1934, Tantaquidgeon worked with the Bureau of Indian Affairs for more than a decade, including several years among western Native American tribes. Together with her father and brother, in 1931 she founded the , the oldest to be owned and operated by Native Americans. (en) Gladys Iola Tantaquidgeon (Uncasville, 15 de junho de 1899 – Uncasville, 1 de novembro de 2005) foi uma médica da tribo , antropóloga, autora, membro do conselho tribal e com sede em Connecticut. Quando jovem, ela foi selecionada por mulheres idosas para treinamento em farmacologia e cultura tradicionais. Ela estudou antropologia na Universidade da Pensilvânia com . A partir de 1934, Tantaquidgeon trabalhou com o Gabinete de Assuntos Indígenas por mais de uma década, incluindo vários anos entre as tribos nativas americanas ocidentais. Junto com seu pai e irmão, em 1931 ela fundou o , a propriedade mais antiga a ser e operada por nativos americanos. (pt) Gladys Tantaquidgeon (ur. 15 czerwca 1899, zm. 1 listopada 2005 w w Connecticut) – amerykańska działaczka społeczna, Indianka Mohegan, zasłużona dla zachowania i upowszechnienia kultury i tradycji swego plemienia. Jest autorką wielu artykułów poświęconych kulturze i językowi Mohegan; opublikowała książkę poświęconą tradycyjnej medycynie ludowej Indian z Delaware (A Study of Delaware Indian Medicine Practices and Folk Beliefs, wydaną po raz pierwszy w 1942 i wznawianą w 1972 i 1995 jako Folk Medicine of the Delaware and Related Algonkian Indians). (pl) Гледіс Лола Тантаквіджун (15 червня 1899 - 1 листопада 2005) була могеґанською шаманкою, антропологинею, авторкою, членом племінної ради та індіанською старійшиною штату Коннектикут. Молодою дівчиною її обрали старші жінки для навчання традиційній фармакології та культурі. Вона вивчала антропологію в Університеті Пенсільванії у Франка Спека. Починаючи з 1934 року понад десяти років Тантаквіджун працювала в Бюро у справах індіанців. При цьому, кілька років серед західних корінних американських племен. Разом із батьком та братом у 1931 році вона заснувала індіанський музей «Тантаквіджун» - найстаріший, що знаходився у власності та під управлінням корінних американців. (uk)
foaf:name	Gladys Tantaquidgeon (en)
foaf:homepage	http://ctexplored.org
name	Gladys Tantaquidgeon (en)
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birth place	Mohegan Hill Uncasville, Connecticut
death place	Mohegan Hill Uncasville, Connecticut
death place	Mohegan Hill, Uncasville, Connecticut USA (en)
death date	2015-06-05 (xsd:date)
birth place	Mohegan Hill, Uncasville, Connecticut, USA (en)
birth date	1899-06-15 (xsd:date)
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