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Club (skullcracker), Stone, wood, rawhide, sinew, pigment, feathers, Assiniboine
Club (skullcracker)
Assiniboine
1850–60
Female Doll, Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty Native American, Cotton, glass, leather, metal, hair, feather, ribbon, shell
Female Doll
Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty
2000
Girl's Cape, Glass, cotton, Native-tanned skin, metal, Blackfoot
Girl's Cape
Blackfoot
1890–1900
Tobacco Bag, Native-tanned skin, metal, horsehair, quill, glass, Assiniboine or Gros Ventre
Tobacco Bag
Assiniboine or Gros Ventre
late 1890s
Tobacco Bag, Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty Native American, Native-tanned deerskin, pigment, glass, quill, cloth, Assiniboine or Sioux
Tobacco Bag
Joyce Growing Thunder Fogarty
1977
Knife and Case, Native-tanned skin, rawhide, glass, porcupine quill, wood, metal, Assiniboine or Gros Ventre
Knife and Case
Assiniboine or Gros Ventre
ca. 1870
Rattle, hide, leather, wood, beads, Native American (Cheyenne or Hidatsa [GrosVentre], possibly)
Rattle
Native American (Cheyenne or Hidatsa [GrosVentre], possibly)
19th century
War shirt, Tanned leather, glass beads, pigment, wool cloth, ermine, human hair, and feathers, Crow, Native American
War shirt
Crow, Native American
ca. 1880
Neal Ambrose Smith : C cen u kwes xwuyi (where are you going?), Neal Ambrose-Smith American
Neal Ambrose Smith : C cen u kwes xwuyi (where are you going?)
Neal Ambrose-Smith
Publisher Missoula Art Museum
2021

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