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Page 95
After a while the hide was spread out and the decoration began . Because the
hide was incomplete it was folded so that only the upper one third was exposed ,
and this was the only part that was subsequently decorated . This part of the skin
...
After a while the hide was spread out and the decoration began . Because the
hide was incomplete it was folded so that only the upper one third was exposed ,
and this was the only part that was subsequently decorated . This part of the skin
...
Page 96
When it was thought that this time had almost been reached , the hide was
carried quickly outside the miicwaap by Mina , with the rest of us following her ,
and was laid by her on a pile of fresh spruce boughs which had been placed to
the ...
When it was thought that this time had almost been reached , the hide was
carried quickly outside the miicwaap by Mina , with the rest of us following her ,
and was laid by her on a pile of fresh spruce boughs which had been placed to
the ...
Page 98
Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were sometimes displayed at feasts
by Mistassini people , especially at the ... The possibility thus exists that a
ceremonial hide was displayed only for a few minutes at the dawn at the time
when it ...
Rogers mentions that the ceremonial hides were sometimes displayed at feasts
by Mistassini people , especially at the ... The possibility thus exists that a
ceremonial hide was displayed only for a few minutes at the dawn at the time
when it ...
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