Browse Items (24 total)

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  Still Image

  Bow, bowcase, quiver, and arrows

  A bow, bowcase, quiver, and arrows, made for hunting purposes by a member of the Pikuni Blackfeet.
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  Wooden Mask

  Wooden mask that Is carved and painted
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  Still Imagecanoechief assiginackchief mookomaanishodawa

  Four Views of a Model Canoe: Odawa Chiefs Assiginack and Mookoaanish
  

  An Odawa model canoe carved from wood
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  Physical ObjectamuletBlackfoot ConfederacynaamsskiiPiikani Nationpiikstaan

  Pikkstaan Protective Amulet

  A protective amulet created by an unknown Piikani woman purchased in 1929
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  Moving Imagebison hideBlackfoot Nationhide paintingpictograph

  The Story Robe (Iitsiiniiksi'naatsin)

  A Blackfoot Nation's hide story robe dated before 1856
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  Pipe and Swan Bag

  A disassembled pipe alongside a bag that was used to keep the two pieces together. Bag and stem dyed with red ochre
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  Text

  Four Views of Bandolier Bag- Ben Frericks

  Smarthistory – Bandolier Bag
  Makers and Masterpieces: Baldric Sashes and Bandolier Bags at the Smithsonian (choctawnation.com)
  
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  19th CenturybagblackfootkainaiParfleche Bagrawhide

  Parfleche Bag- Weasel Fat from the Kainai Tribe

  A thin bag, made of dehydrated rawhide, meant to be traveled with on a horse's back and carry various materials. There are pasterns, painted with primary colors and black, meant to symbolize the near lands.
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  Text

  Four Views on Thunderbird and Mimlos-whale

  Old wood carving in my mom's dental office
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  Still Image

  Four Views of a Drum

  An old drum with native cultural paintings.
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  Physical Object

  Four Views of a Parfleche Bag

  A rawhide Parfleche bag that belonged to Weasel Fat, a Kainai (Blood) Blackfoot man, prior to 1884.
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  Dance skirt/kilt

  A skirt from the Wichi tribe is used for religious ceremonies, featuring feathers at the bottom and tiger skin in the middle, as well as a string of red seed beads across the skirt.