There are hundreds of Native American cultures, each with distinctive views of the heavens. In this program, students visit five cultures: the Hupa people of Northern California, Medicine Wheel in Northern Wyoming, Chaco Canyon in New Mexico, the Mayan people and the Incan people. Students observe moon cycles and changes in the sunrise and sunset positions on the horizon to learn how these practices help Native Americans stay in tune with the harmonies of nature. Classroom activities include working with the Mayan and Aztec number systems, observing changes in real sunset positions and learning how Venus can appear as either the "Morning Star" or "Evening Star." DAST311$11.95 Accompanying slides for Volume 11Quantity: 40 DAST311$64.00 More information about PASS Credit Cards Accepted: Discover Card, MasterCard, Visa. Lawrence Hall of Science Members receive a 10% discount on all purchases. Your purchases help to support the educational mission of the Lawrence Hall of Science. © 2006 Regents of the University of California