An electrocardiogram - or ECG - is a simple and useful test which records the rhythm and electrical activity of your heart. Small sticky patches called electrodes are put on your arms, legs and chest. These are connected by wires to an ECG recording machine which picks up the electrical signals that make your heart beat. This electrical activity is recorded and printed onto paper.
Removal. The âGreat Removalâ is the saddest chapter in Chickasaw history. A result of Congressâ Indian Removal Act, Chickasaw people were forced to remove to Indian Territory. The foresight and skilled negotiating practices of Chickasaw leaders led to favorable sales of Chickasaw lands in Mississippi. This allowed the Chickasaw Nation, unlike other tribes, to pay for our own removal.
Welcome to the Trail of Tears Commemorative Park. This historic park is one of the few documented sites of actual trail and campsites used during the forced removal of the Cherokee people to Indian Territory. It was used as an encampment in 1838 and 1839. This park is the burial site for two Cherokee Chiefs who died during the removal - Fly Smith and Whitepath. This long, cruel relocation has become known as the Trail Of Tears and by Native Americans as The Trail Where They Cried. Every year on the first full weekend after Labor Day, the Trail Of Tears Commission sponsors an intertribal PowWow at the park.