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Waugh Collection Photograph
A finely decorated bone-cone from a Odawa burial near Cross Village, Lake Michigan. Exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, part of Wyman coll.
This bandolier sash is part of a war bundle. It is made from a tan coloured textile with a centre seam that would sit against the wearer's body. The outer face has been decorated with a red wool, scalloped along the bottom edge. Dew claws
A brass cast finger-ring, lathe shaped; exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, ex Wyman coll.; from a burial near Green Bay, Wisconsin
This is a photograph taken in 1872, of Chippewa wigwams and a grave on one of the islands at the North West Angle, Lake of the Woods. Captain D.R.Cameron, Commissioner, is on the right, standing by a grave.
Colour photograph of the founding members of the Anishinabek Nation Credit Union, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. 1990s. In the back, from left: Lewis Debassige, James Menness Sarnia, Felix Stoneypoint. In front from left are Linda Chippelow and Unknown Barry.
Waugh Collection Photograph
Circular or “ring” brooch, raised with hollow back, made of trade silver. Open in the centre with hinged pin for fastening on the front. Dr. Oronhyatekha Ethnology collection.
The is a posed group photograph of men and women of the Kahnawake reserve in traditional dress. This photograph was taken between 1880 and 1890.
Waugh Collection Photograph
Fringed hide jacket with brass buttons collected by Oronhyatekha who identifies it as the type worn by "Coureurs du bois." Darts and seams around bust and waist suggest it may be a women's coat, similar to one from the collection of Evelyn Johnson. Dr. Oronhyatekha
correspondence from officer under John Graves Simcoe. Topics mentioned: provisions, spring meeting with Indians, Sandusky, Indian corn, beef.
This beaded Hodenosaunee chatelaine bag has two straps made of loom woven beadwork into which are woven letters and numbers. It was likely made between 1860 and 1880. In 1992, Marshall Joseph Becker gifted this bag to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and
Ironside is chastised for having superceded his authority: he has informed the indians at River Aux Sables that their presents will be discontinued if they do not move to the village placed near London. The Lieutenant Governor remains of the opinion that some of the
Waugh Collection Photograph
A brass cast finger-ring, lathe shaped; exchanged with the Fieldmuseum of Natural History, Chicago, ex Wyman coll.; from a burial near Green Bay, Wisconsin