Notes On the Eastern Cree And Northern Saulteaux
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^ The painting on the tents consisted of a single decorative border about the bottom, surmounted by a figure of the owner in pursuit of the kind of game upon which he most largely subsisted. On leather coats there were often placed from one to three decorative borders about the skirts with a single row up the front. There were double rows around the cuffs and on the sleeves (Fig. 4); one at the wrist, one just below and one just above the elbow, and one at the shoulder. The lower border is also... much more ornate than those described to the writer. However, as has been stated, the art of the Eastern Cree is now degenerated, and such coats and tents are obsolete, so that doubtless many features which once existed are now forgotten. According to Dr. Speck, the Penobscot make similar beaded designs which have a protecti\e significance and con\entionaIly represent herb medicines.
In the southeastern part of their territory, at least, the Cree employ decorated birchbark for various utensils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ The painting on the tents consisted of a single decorative border about the bottom, surmounted by a figure of the owner in pursuit of the kind of game upon which he most largely subsisted. On leather coats there were often placed from one to three decorative borders about the skirts with a single row up the front. There were double rows around the cuffs and on the sleeves (Fig. 4); one at the wrist, one just below and one just above the elbow, and one at the shoulder. The lower border is also... much more ornate than those described to the writer. However, as has been stated, the art of the Eastern Cree is now degenerated, and such coats and tents are obsolete, so that doubtless many features which once existed are now forgotten. According to Dr. Speck, the Penobscot make similar beaded designs which have a protecti\e significance and con\entionaIly represent herb medicines.
In the southeastern part of their territory, at least, the Cree employ decorated birchbark for various utensils.
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