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Arrowhead
1930
A Native American point shows the characteristic contours produced by flint knapping.
Harvesting Cranberries
1930
A group of Native Americans, working in a long row, harvesting cranberries. They appear to be women and children. Dwellings are in the background on the left.
Chippewa Camp
1930
A lantern slide reproduction of a printed image of a Chippewa camp. Two dogs, center, are facing the camera. Two birch bark covered tipis are on the left; there is a canoe on the ground at right ne...
Ears of Indian Corn
1930
Five ears of Indian, or flint, corn (Zea mays indurata) illustrate the variation in size and coloration.
Indian Agricultural Implements
1930
Ears of corn with their husks braided together for drying are arranged over farming tools, including a sharpened stick, rake, hoe and a cultivator made from a deer antler.
Pipestone Quarry
1930
Large pieces of stone are scattered on the gound near the smooth wall of a shallow quarry. Vegetation is growing on the surface above the wall and among the stones.
