Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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One of the figures holds his medicine pouch in his left hand . There are other bags draped over the fallen form ( 101 ) . Another photograph of the interior of a medicine dance lodge is in Paul Radin's work on the Winnebago ( Radin 1923 ...
One of the figures holds his medicine pouch in his left hand . There are other bags draped over the fallen form ( 101 ) . Another photograph of the interior of a medicine dance lodge is in Paul Radin's work on the Winnebago ( Radin 1923 ...
Page 401
Other bags which are pictured are attributed to the lowa , the Sauk and Fox ( ? ) ... Bags are usually decorated with tabs attached to the four paws and a larger piece attached to the inside of the tail . ... MEDICINE BAGS 401.
Other bags which are pictured are attributed to the lowa , the Sauk and Fox ( ? ) ... Bags are usually decorated with tabs attached to the four paws and a larger piece attached to the inside of the tail . ... MEDICINE BAGS 401.
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The bags which are most frequently illustrated in articles and catalogues are otter . ... This is the only bag of this type which I have seen described as being other than a MIDEWIWIN MEDICINE BAGS 403 a medicine bag .
The bags which are most frequently illustrated in articles and catalogues are otter . ... This is the only bag of this type which I have seen described as being other than a MIDEWIWIN MEDICINE BAGS 403 a medicine bag .
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