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Earlier Mina had explained how the whole hide would have been decorated ,
including the area of the rear limbs and the tail that was missing from the re -
enactment . The decoration was of simple geometric designs , as it was in the
accounts ...
Earlier Mina had explained how the whole hide would have been decorated ,
including the area of the rear limbs and the tail that was missing from the re -
enactment . The decoration was of simple geometric designs , as it was in the
accounts ...
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being decorated , even though elsewhere in his account he does provide
detailed information on the technique for the preparation and painting of hides
used by the Mushuau Innuts . Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were ...
being decorated , even though elsewhere in his account he does provide
detailed information on the technique for the preparation and painting of hides
used by the Mushuau Innuts . Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were ...
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIBRARIES the framework of the lodge ( 73 ) .
A similar manner of storage for four elaborately decorated bags is seen in the
drawing " Infant on Cradleboard " ( 259 ) . Another drawing , " Candidate after
being ...
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LIBRARIES the framework of the lodge ( 73 ) .
A similar manner of storage for four elaborately decorated bags is seen in the
drawing " Infant on Cradleboard " ( 259 ) . Another drawing , " Candidate after
being ...
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