Young Algonquin Girl
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1929 September
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Outdoor portrait of a young Algonquin girl beside a wooden post used for stretching hides, with hides on the ground behind her and a woman in the background on the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Reserve (River Desert), Maniwaki, Quebec. The hide-stretching and the woman also appear in N15048.
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View of pole on which hides are laid, scraped to remove hair before tanning, and stretched, as seen in N15048 and N15049. Simple wooden racks and woods are in the background on the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Reserve (River Desert), Maniwaki, Quebec.
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View of upright log in woods on which hides are laid, scraped to remove hair before tanning, and stretched, as seen in N15048 and N15049. On the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Reserve (River Desert), Maniwaki, Quebec.
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Prow of bark canoe also shown in N15055 on the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Reserve (River Desert), Maniwaki, Quebec. It is possible that this photograph was taken at Lac Barriere and not in Maniwaki/River Desert.
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Algonquin Chief David Makokus and his son Nias laying out birchbark (wikwas) in preparation of building a canoe. The canoe was probably made at David Makokus landing on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec. See also N15020 - N15028.
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National Museum of the American Indian
Algonquin Chief David Makokus smoothing the birchbark (wikwas) in preparation of building a canoe. The canoe was probably made at David Makokus landing on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec. See also N15020 - N15028.
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National Museum of the American Indian
Canoe in course of construction, after pickets or posts have been put in place as "holders," set in to hold up the birchbark (wikwas). The canoe was probably made at David Makokus landing on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec. See also N15020 - N15028.
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White clapboard building by edge of lake, with fence and laundry drying. Used as housing for Hudson's Bay Company employees, down the hill from the trading post itself on Barrière Lake (Lac-Barrière), Quebec.
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1930
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View of Frederick M. Johnson's canvas tent at an expedition campsite on the Eskasoni Reserve in Nova Scotia.
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The shoreline of Eskasoni Reserve, Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia, with a road and fence in the foreground, and shoreline in the distance.