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History awakens 
Author: Jessica Cross Staff photo by Jessica Cross Warriors of the Antikituhwa bring Cherokee dances to life at the Great Island Festival that was held at Sequoyah Birthplace Museum on Saturday and Sunday. Despite rainy weather on Saturday, cool temperatures and bright sunshine brought large crowds to the annual festival and Fort Loudoun State Historic Area's 18th Century Trade Faire on Sunday.
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