TARGET: tribal symbols

[Rose Harmon <roseharmon@HOME.COM>]

I have had a request from a student who would like the tribal (preferably
Cherokee) symbol for "mother".  I have done Google, Dogpile and iLOR
searches.  I have seen the symbols.com site but did not find what he wants
there.  I have found a multitude of Native American Indian sites and have
found symbols for animals and other earth symbols but not "mother".  Maybe
there is no symbol?  I have checked the books in our Media Center...maybe
I'm looking in the wrong place?  Any ideas out there?
Please post to my school address:  Rose.Harmon@fwcs.k12.in.us
Thanks a million!

Rose Harmon,Media Assistant
Lakeside Middle School
Fort Wayne, IN 46835
roseharmon@home.com

The difference between fiction and reality? Fiction has to make sense.
- Tom Clancy

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