Ceremony showcases UW-Superior medicine wheel UWS Assistant Director of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Kat Werchouski explains the meaning of the colors in the Maawanji'idiwin Medicine Wheel during ...

For centuries, the Medicine Wheel in the Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming has been used for prayer and vision quests by the Crow Tribe and other Native people. Visitors come from all over the world ...

Perched almost 9,700 feet above sea level on Medicine Mountain in Wyoming’s Bighorn Range, the Medicine Wheel is an 80-foot-diameter circular structure made from limestone boulders. Twenty-eight ...

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Because the Medicine Wheel is on public land, anyone can view it, but only tribal members are allowed to hold ceremonies inside the rope fence. Dave McKee, archaeologist for Bighorn National Forest, ...