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Title
Envelope
Bag
Region
Northwest
Coast
;
Tsmishian
;
Alaska
Territory
Date
1920
Date Notes
ca.1920
Materials
cedar
Description
Women
, with the
help
of
men
,
collected
bark
from
cedar
trees
,
taking
only
three
strips
from the
north
side
of the
tree
. The
women
separated
the
two
layers
of
bark
,
leaving
the
heavy
outer
bark
in the
forest
. The
smooth
inner
bark
was
folded
and
taken
back
to the
village
. The
strips
were
soaked
in
water
to
remove
the
pitch
, and then
dried
completely
for
storage
. To
prepare
the
bark
for
weaving
,
it
was
pounded
to
break
the
fibers
and
separate
them,
after
which
the
fibers
were
hand-rolled
into
strands
. The
women
then
wove
the
cedar
strands
,
sometimes
with
mountain
goat
hair
, on a
half
loom
,
creating
cloaks
,
garments
and
other
objects
,
such
as
baskets
.
Dimensions
7 x 12 x 5 inches
Notes
There
is
a
tear
on
one
of the
upper
sides
of
envelope
bag
.
Identifier
NAi.157.2010
Source
The
Jim
and
Vanita
Oelschlager
Native
American
Ethnographic
Collection
Exhibit Information
'Connecting Objects to their People: From the Arctic to Arizona'; May 7 - October 14, 2012 at The Center for the History of Psychology.
Credits
Research by Lynn Metzger and Rachel Fox; photography by Francisca Ugalde. For permission to use contact franita1@gmail.com
Collection Descriptor
The
Jim
and
Vanita
Oelschlager
Native
American
Ethnographic
Collection
UA College
Buchtel
College
of
Arts
and
Sciences
UA Department
Department
of
Anthropology
and
Classical
Studies
and The
Mary
Schiller
Myers
School
of
Art
Contact Information
Department of Anthropology office: 330.972.7875
Description
Title
Envelope
Bag
Collection Descriptor
The
Jim
and
Vanita
Oelschlager
Native
American
Ethnographic
Collection
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