Song of the buffalo hunt (c) (1911) Song of the buffalo chase. In most hunts the party divided into two, each led by about five akíčhita. Those who were to chase the buffalo took the saddles from their horses. Each man's arrow had a special mark to help him claim his kill.
Song of Sitting Bull (b) (1911) In this song, Sitting Bull tells that because the tribe gave him his name, he will act with courage.
Song about the thunder bird nation (1911) A man was hunting deer when he fell into a dream, where he came upon thunder birds pursuing a wolf. He joined them, and was told to make a charge. For this he received their protection, as well as the name Charging Thunder. This is his song.
Yaú Šni (A Love Song) (1911) A song from the wiówešte genre (a love song where the male singer recalls the words of a woman). “If you are truthful, come…”
Íŋyaŋ Woslá Háŋ él omníčiye tȟáŋka uŋyúhapi yuŋkȟáŋ él tȟokáȟčiŋ mitȟáomničiyepi kiŋ naúŋȟʼuŋpi.in
Wagdíhuŋni ka iná mitȟáwa ówakiye ka 1974 háŋn wáwaŋyaŋka wóyuspa déd Agency déd, Standing Rock éd wówaši ečhámuŋ.I arrived back here and helped my mother and in 1974 I started work for the police here at Standing Rock Agency.in
George Martin hé Íŋyaŋ Bosdáta oyáte hetáŋhaŋ.George Martin is from the Standing Rock Nation.in
