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                <text>Thanks to a collaboration with Chief Clara Soaring Hawk from the Deer Clan of the Ramapough Lenape tribe, Raíces Digital Archive will construct an exhibit honoring, documenting and sharing Ramapough Lenape Culture in 2018. All photos in the current exhibit were taken by Raíces Cultural Center's crew while visiting the Split Rock Sweet Water Prayer Camp in Mahwah, NJ and serve to document our own experiences there as members of the public and general community have recently been invited to share in teachings, ceremony, work, education and celebration. </text>
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