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I cannot find for the life of me what our traditional dress was before we were colonised. I cannot find traditions, beliefs, etc…

Hello. I have a native american ancestor (5th or 6th great grandparent possibly) that I am searching for in my family tree. I feel I am not enough as I am roughly 1/172. As I’m a very small percentage, and what the Native American community has gone through is so awful, I don’t want to intrude. If I learn the language of my ancestor (likely Algonquin), and also try to connect with the culture, does that make me any more valid in identify as native/part native? Also, can I have suggestions on how to connect to this culture? I am so mixed most of my heritage is below 30% and I feel I am not welcomed anywhere, especially as I live in England. I know I won’t ever be able to enrol, I just want to honour this part of me.

If I take videos of an animal while cleaning their outdoor enclosure can i post it? Not a zookeeper but plan to be