Ojibwe Women Selling Souvenirs
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1928
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National Museum of the American Indian
Parry Island Ojibwe women Eva King, Angelique Walker, and Mrs. Peter Judge and unidentified child, selling splint baskets and quilled boxes to tourists out of suitcases in Parry Sound, Ontario. The women wear dresses and hats; the child wears a feathered headdress. Heap of debris behind them. See also N14454.
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1928
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National Museum of the American Indian
View of the end of a wooden roofed grave "house" with door-like opening in an old graveyard in the lower village on the Wasauksing Reserve (Parry Island Reserve), Ontario. RESTRICTED.
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1929 September
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National Museum of the American Indian
Outdoor portrait of Algonquin men George Thoma, also known as Thoma Jako, with his younger brother Thomas Thoma(s) to the L, and an unidentified youth to the R. They are reclining in a cleared area in front of a fence on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec.
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1929 September
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National Museum of the American Indian
Template or "form" (onadegon) for the building of a birchbark canoe (wigwastciman), made of white cedar. Visible under the "form" is the prepared ground (plcemon) or bedding on which the canoe will be built. The form shapes the bark, after bark is steamed and bent. The canoe was probably made at David Makokus landing on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière)...
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1929 September
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National Museum of the American Indian
Outdoor portrait of Algonquin Chief David Makokus holding a roll of birchbark (wikwas) from which a canoe is to be made. The canoe was probably made at David Makokus landing on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec. See also N15020 - N15028.
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circa 1928
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National Museum of the American Indian
Scenic view of a cabin on the shore of a lake in the Mauricie Region, Québec. Woods beyond and low hills in background. Cabin is also shown in N14831.
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circa 1928
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National Museum of the American Indian
Scenic view of cabin on the shore of a lake in the Mauricie Region, Québec. Woods beyond and low hills in background. Cabin is also shown in N14823.
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1930
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National Museum of the American Indian
View of Whycocomagh (Waycobah), Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, with prominent white church on low hill, surrounded by buildings. Wooded hills in background; body of water in foreground.
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1930
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National Museum of the American Indian
View of low forested mountains with Kluskap's Cave on the shores of the Bras d'Or Lake, Waycobah (Whycocomagh), Nova Scotia. Kluskap (Gluskap) is a mystical figure who appears in many Mi'kmaq legends-stories passed down from generation to generation.
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1930
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National Museum of the American Indian
Jimmy McKenzie going to or returning from Merigomish Island for the annual Procession of St. Anne, a Catholic ceremony honoring the patron saint of the Mi'kmaq held on Chapel Island and Merigomish Island, Nova Scotia. Though not Mi'kmaq himself, Jimmy McKenzie was born and raised among the Pictou Land community.