Gete-wiigwaas Bwe-kik (Video of Ted & Mina Toulouse, Mary Ann Corbiere)
Gete-wiigwaas Bwe-kik (Video of Ted & Mina Toulouse, Mary Ann Corbiere)
Gete-wiigwaas Bwe-kik (Video of Ted & Mina Toulouse, Mary Ann Corbiere)
Media (Audio, Video, Docs)
Document
Introduction
Ted and Myna Toulouse and Mary Ann Corbiere discuss a bwe-kik (large birch storage vessel) at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History in Washington (GKS ID #25724). Ted and Myna explain that it looks like it was made from the bark of a birch tree that has second growth, that is, it had been previously harvested and the bark grew back. Narrated in Nishnaabemwin, with Nishnaabemwin captions added by Alan Corbiere. * To see the video, as well as a transcript and glossary for it, click on the "Detailed View" tab above, then look inside the "Media" section at the bottom of the list. * To see the GKS Heritage Item record for the birch bark vessel (mokuk) being examined see record # 25724.
Provenance
About This GRASAC Record
GKS Reference Number:
27392
Approximate Place of Origin