John George Hohman authored a book titled for a system described by this term that includes (15[1])remedies (15[1])to cure toothache and ways to still-bind thieves. A folk (15[1])system of medicine known by this (15[1])term is also called Brauche (15[1]-5[1])or (-5[1])Braucherei (15[1])in (15[1])Pennsylvania Dutch. In another tradition, this term denotes events in which women wearing shawls participate in "fancy dances" (10[1])and "healing dances" while adorned in (*) jingles. (10[1])Ensembles including the (-5[1])Black Lodge Singers are famous "host (10[1])drums" that (10[2])perform at (10[1])events known by this (10[1]-5[1])term, (10[1])which begin with a (10[1])Grand Entry. This term, derived from the Narragansett (10[2])for "spiritual leader," describes events that include New Mexico's (10[1])Gathering of Nations, (10[3])which includes singing and (10[1])dancing. (10[1])For 10 points, give this term for Native American (10[1])intertribal (10[1])gatherings. (10[1])■END■