Indian handcrafts How to Craft Dozens of Practical Objects Using Traditional Indian Techniques
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- ISBN: 0871064960
- ISBN: 0791045285
- ISBN: 9780791045282
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Physical Description:
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135 pages, [5] pages : illustrations ; 28 cm. - Publisher: Philadelphia : Chelsea House, 1997, c1990.
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General Note: | Originally published: Chester, Conn. : Globe Pequot Press, c1990. |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (p. [136]-[137]) and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | Atlatl: A throwing stick -- Construction -- Atlatl making today -- Dart -- Bows: Crafting today's bow -- Arrows: Probable arrow making of the Late Archaic Culture -- Reproducing the arrow -- Archery form -- Arrow points -- Reproducing the arrow point -- Arrow points of other materials -- Lashing arrow points -- Decoys: Reproducing the duck decoy -- Goose decoy -- Snare: Reproducing the "Figure 4" -- Fish spears: Reproducing the bone fish spear -- Iron fish spears -- Purse net: Reproducing the purse net -- The wigwam: The roundhouse -- The longhouse -- Reconstructing the wigwam frame -- Covering the frame -- Dugout canoes: Reproducing the dugout -- Paddles -- Trade shirt -- Finger-woven belt: Reproducing the woven belt -- Braiding patterns -- Snakeskin belt -- Algonquian footwear: Moccasin decoration -- Natural dyes -- Lacings: Lacings from plants -- Root lacings -- Thread and cordage -- Bark containers: Notes on crafting white-birch containers -- Container patterns -- Carved utensils: Reproducing the burl bowl -- Hardwood bowl -- Burl noggin -- Drinking cup -- Spoon -- Ladle -- Scoop -- Metal spoons: Reproducing spoons -- Annealing -- Gourd containers -- Pottery: Clay sources and qualities -- Preparation -- Making the pot -- Indian garden: Plotting the garden plot -- After the harvest -- Simple Indian cooking -- Maple sugaring: Making maple syrup and sugar today -- Fire by friction: Reproducing the rubbing stick -- Strike-a-light -- Tinder horn -- Strike-a-light-pouch -- Knives: Reproducing the knife -- Knife sheaths -- Crooked knife -- False-face mask-Iroquois -- Indian broom -- Mortars and pestles -- Snowshoes: Reconstructing the snowshoe -- Steaming the wood -- King Philip's "tomahawk": Stolen! -- Children's toys: Cattail duck -- Cattail doll -- Cornhusk doll -- Toy ax -- Ceramic doll -- Games: Dice game -- Pin game -- Snow snake -- Soapstone pipes: Prehistoric pipe making -- Reproducing a bowl pipe -- Pump drill: Making a no-frills pump drill -- Ornaments: Drilled beads -- Reproducing drilled beads -- Copper beads -- Crafting rolled beads -- Pendants -- Other decorations. |
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Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Lummi Library | E 98 .I5 W55 1990 | 2246435 | Stacks | Available | - |