Norma is one of our Navajo experts. She recreated a Navajo bracelet and earrings for her artifacts.

Alessandra studied the Sioux Indians. She created a tipi for the Indigenous Museum.

Rawan studied the Aztecs. She made two tools for her artifacts: an ax and a hoe.

Daniela learned a lot about the Incas. Here she is displaying an Incan beer goblet.

Nicole is an expert on the Cheyenne. She created a traditional pot that is holding corn.

Delfina studied the Inuit. Her artifact has three parts: an igloo, typical clothing and a sled.

Juanfri worked hard learning about the Navajo. His artifact shows a typical home, called a hooghan.

Carlos learned all about the Seminoles. He made a replica of patchwork clothing for which the Seminole women are famous.

Norah is our expert on the Maasai. She created a model of a Maasai hut, called an Engei.

Danya researched the Cherokee. For the museum, she made replicas of jewelry and decorative beadwork.

Natasha learned a lot about the Maya. Her muesum piece showed many aspects of their culture, such as the Mayan calendar, a temple and clothing.

Carlos is one of our experts on the Inuit. His model shows replicas of the three different kinds of shelters the Inuit had.

Naif learned a lot about the Aztecs. His model shows a typical Aztec home.

Daniel learned all about the Blackfoot. He created a scene that included two types of tipis and food cooking over a fire.

Renata studied the Hurons. She created a complex hunting and fishing scene.