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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cedar bark, thread, feather and cloth
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cedar bark, thread and cloth
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cloth, hide, thread, bead, hoof and feather
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: hide, bear fur, cloth, string and cedar bark
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE BELLA COOLA INDIANS. BOAS, FRANZ MEMOIRS, 2, 1898

Culture: Nuxalk
Material: wood, pigment, string, fur, metal, tooth, glass, cloth and bead
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cloth, hide, pigment, metal, beak, thread, hoof, feather and sinew
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cloth, thread and metal
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: wood, pigment, string, cloth and feather
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Nuxalk
Material: cedar bark and cloth
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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THE THOMPSON INDIANS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. TEIT, JAMES MEMOIRS, 2, 1900

Culture: Nlaka'pamux
Material: wood, pigment, cloth, hide and metal
Made in: British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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