Warriors Mark: Impermanence

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Impermanence

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Carved Vessels

By Stephen Tuttle

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Warriors Mark Village was founded in 1768. According to legend the name Warriors Mark was derived from Indian Warriors of the Iroquois Federation ceremoniously marking trees in the forest.