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Tribe | WINNEBAGO/HO-CHUNK |
| Description | This bag has a pouch in the front. Tan cotton backing exhibits a loomed geometric design on the neck and pouch panel in yellow, red, blue, and green colors. The center has two horizontal black cotton panels with a beaded floral design in pink, blue, and green. Red tassels adorn the bottom. |
| Catalogue # | 14601 |
| Accession # | 3964 |
| Accession Date | 03/28/1914 |
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| Medium | Glass beads, cotton, silk ribbon, wool yarn |
| Region | Great Lakes (no specific area recorded). |
| Source | Collected by Dr. Paul Radin, Bureau of American Ethnology, Washington D.C., 1908-1913. |
| Comments | Original catalogue book entry states "the design is probably old Winnebago with the exception of leaf scroll which is unquestionably a borrowed Ojibwe old moose hair pattern." |
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Tribe | WINNEBAGO/HO-CHUNK |
| Description | This bag exhibits a loomed geometric star design around the neck strap and the front of the pouch in white, orange, blue and green beads. The backing is red wool with black velvet accenting the front. There are brass tacks across the sides as well as red and green tassels. |
| Catalogue # | 14728 |
| Accession # | 4043 |
| Accession Date | 04/08/1914 |
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| Medium | Glass beads, wool cloth and yarn, velvet, bra |
| Region | Great Lakes Region |
| Source | Purchased from Mrs. Annie L. T. Romeyn, Washington D.C. |
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Tribe | POTAWATOMI |
| Description | This bag is beaded in an almost continuous geometric design. The bag has no horizontal band, and no real pocket. |
| Catalogue # | 23423 |
| Accession # | 6140 |
| Accession Date | 11/09/1918 |
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| Medium | Glass beads, cotton, wool, yarn, string |
| Region | Great Lakes Area; Potawatomi, Forest County, |
| Source | Collected on expedition by Dr. S. A. Barrett in 1917, MPM curator of Anthropology 1909-1920 (Director from 1920 on). |
| Comments | Drawing by Lauren Jagielski, MPM Anthropology intern, 2004. |
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| Questions? Contact Dawn Scher Thomae. |