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Grave Detail
1910
A detail of a grave at an Indian village by Namakan lake. There is a box containing various tokens by the wooden coffin.
Indian Graves
1907
A cemetery in an Indian village. There are flags and crosses, and over two of the graves are small wooden enclosures.
Drying Jerky
1910
An Indian man and boy posing next to a birch frame used for drying jerky.
Mac Laren Family Indian Grave
1911
A dilapidated grave near Mac Laren's Hudson's Bay Company Store and Sturgeon Lake. The coffin is covered with birch bark.
Indian Village View
1910
A view of an Indian village by Namakan Lake, including a dance house on the right, and several buildings.
