Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Page 98
Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were sometimes displayed at feasts ... The possibility thus exists that a ceremonial hide was displayed only for a ...
Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were sometimes displayed at feasts ... The possibility thus exists that a ceremonial hide was displayed only for a ...
Page 99
The latter method would seem to emphasize the hide being dramatically lit up by the sun's first rays , more than would the former .
The latter method would seem to emphasize the hide being dramatically lit up by the sun's first rays , more than would the former .
Page 103
... and in the Plains Cree Sun Dance a buffalo hide is thrown among a group of ... on the ceremonial hide and the designs found on the painted buffalo hides ...
... and in the Plains Cree Sun Dance a buffalo hide is thrown among a group of ... on the ceremonial hide and the designs found on the painted buffalo hides ...
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