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I visited the Biltmore Estate specifically to see what I understand as the last remaining mound there..the person selling the $80 tickets knew nothing about it..as I understand it they were numerous originally which makes sense as it is where two rivers come together..it should be in the article if anyone knows more about it
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The Smithers citation given for this does not draw the conclusion that there is "no evidence" of "two spirit" people in historical Cherokee culture. Rather, it clearly indicates that documentary evidence is ambiguous and that, to paraphrase, written accounts are given undue weight over oral history and other traditions. Additionally, just as we do not need a paragraph discounting a Moon made of green cheese in that article, it makes no sense to have a paragraph discounting Two-spirit identities if there is "no evidence" and no indication of controversy. This reads like someone with an agenda inserted it, rather than Wikipedia:npov. Pyrocatch (talk) 22:57, 3 December 2023 (UTC)Reply
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Cherokee information on seminary and boarding schools lacks further knowledge of known atrocities committed and is biased to allow the viewer room for interpretation that the tribe wanted Christianity and it was not forced onto them. Fact without feelings lead to a cold history that only enabled ignorance. Goodbye. 76.34.87.17 (talk) 19:50, 14 August 2025 (UTC)Reply
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