Dzunukwa Feasting Bowl - by Shawn Karpes

Dzunukwa Feasting Bowl - by Shawn KarpesThis beautiful piece is a stand up Dzunukwa that can also be laid down as a ceremonial feasting bowl. Made out of red cedar, with abalone eyes, this is a show stopper. Dimensions: 19" x 9. 5" x 6"

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The Earth's Blanket demonstrates how science can be used to record Traditional Ecological Knowledge in a way that respects First Nations' cultures

Second Thoughts Flanagan combines conceptual analysis with historical and empirical information to show that the Aboriginal orthodoxy is both unworkable and ultimately destructive to the people it is supposed to help

" very few studies have explored North American Indian string figures

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A celebration of the richly diverse flora and fauna of Vancouver Island as explored through the records of explorers

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with particular emphasis on Indian tribes' pursuit of trade

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