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Binding Bark to the Frame
1937
An Ojibwa woman is binding bark to the frame of a canoe during construction. An Ojibwa man is looking on.
One Large Sheet
An Ojibwa man and woman peel bark from a tree to use in the construction of a canoe.
Removing Bark
An Ojibwa man and woman split and peel bark from a tree for use in the construction of a canoe.
Slitting the Bark
An Ojibwa man and woman slit the bark on a tree as they prepare to peel it off for use in the construction of a canoe.
Homeward Bound
An Ojibwa man and woman prepare to transport rolled bark back to their home to use in the construction of a canoe.
Reinforcing The Bark
An Ojibwa woman reinforces bark during canoe-building by sewing weak points.
