Material Culture of the Menomini
Material Culture of the Menomini
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Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History.
AND MONOGRAPHS 306 MENOMINI CULTURE Fig. 51. — Bone and antler handled awls with metal points (Length of 6, 5i in. ) INDIAN NOTES BONE NEEDLES BoxE Needles Flat, double-pointed needles, four to six inches long and perforated in the middle (fig. 52, a, b) are still made of bone by theMenomini. They are used in netting the babiche on snowshoes, and closely resemble many archeological types. The examples shown here are in the American Museum of N...atural History.
For sewing the cattails of which the wigwam covers are made, a flat, thin needle, about twelve inches long and haK an inch broad, is used. These mat needles are perforated near the cen- ter, and are sharp at one end and blunt at the other. They are often ■ "T iiiiiii nii T!| li 307 Fig. 52. — Snowshoe needles made of bone. (Length, 6 in. ) Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History-.
AND MONOGRAPHS 308 M E N M INI CULTURE scalloped on the edges, and decorated with incised designs on the upper surfaces (fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History.
AND MONOGRAPHS 306 MENOMINI CULTURE Fig. 51. — Bone and antler handled awls with metal points (Length of 6, 5i in. ) INDIAN NOTES BONE NEEDLES BoxE Needles Flat, double-pointed needles, four to six inches long and perforated in the middle (fig. 52, a, b) are still made of bone by theMenomini. They are used in netting the babiche on snowshoes, and closely resemble many archeological types. The examples shown here are in the American Museum of N...atural History.
For sewing the cattails of which the wigwam covers are made, a flat, thin needle, about twelve inches long and haK an inch broad, is used. These mat needles are perforated near the cen- ter, and are sharp at one end and blunt at the other. They are often ■ "T iiiiiii nii T!| li 307 Fig. 52. — Snowshoe needles made of bone. (Length, 6 in. ) Courtesy of the American Museum of Natural History-.
AND MONOGRAPHS 308 M E N M INI CULTURE scalloped on the edges, and decorated with incised designs on the upper surfaces (fig.
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