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Feather Headdress/t'hwi-yet (Flicker and red tail hawk feathers, abalone, and deer hide), Feather Wands/ we-s (Feathers), Maple Bark Skirt/ mu-tc (Maple Bark, Clamshells, and deer hide), Necklace (Dentalia, glass beads, abalone shell, pine nuts, and deer
The Meade Family, Coos Bay, Oregon +1 more
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Photograph of a Native American man dressed in a headdress and holding a ...
Eva Scott Fényes
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The Tunisian Shashiya represents an essential part of the national traditional dress, in addition to having been a marker that denoted the status and the person of its wearer, it also differed according to geographical regions. This Tunisian Shashiya
Salah FALHI
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Ludin’s Kopftuch (headdress): A problem of religious freedom in German schools
Fereshta Ludin is a German citizen and devout “Muslimin”. She has been denied leave to wear her “Kopftuch” in the classroom. She has lost her case in the courtrooms of the states where appeals were lodged to lift the ban.
P.H. Coetzee, A.P.J. Roux
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Artificial cranial deformation in Tiwanaku, Bolivia. [PDF]
Narang P +4 more
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Feather Headdress/ t'hwi-yet (Flicker tail feather, blue grouse tail, abalone, and deer hide), Feather Wands/ We-s (Feathers), Coin and Dentalium Necklace (Russian faceted beads, dentalia), Maple Bark Skirt/ mu-tc (Maple bark, artificial sinew ...
The Meade Family, Coos Bay, Oregon +1 more
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This article introduces textile finds discovered in a grave of the Tingutinsky I kurgan cemetery. It is discussed in the context of similar materials from a Golden Horde burial of the Ryabichev kurgan cemetery, where the cloth has well preserved and its ...
Zvezdana Dode
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[Indigenous Man in Ceremonial Headdress]
Image of an indigenous man wearing a feathered ...
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