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96 objects

BHH.01848
wall pocket ; wallpocket
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00781
wall case ; bag
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01949
strip ; or belt
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01956
strip ; or belt
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00213
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01941
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01341
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01336
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01334
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01953
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01954
strip
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01353
Shell earring
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00776
sheath, knife
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02417
rug ; wall hanging
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01351
ring
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02742
pouch ; tobacco pouch
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02421
portrait ; painting
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02633
Pipe bag
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02743
Pipe bag
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00361
photograph
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00362
photograph
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00668
moccasins
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01486
moccasins
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01485
moccasins
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00667
moccasins
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00708
moccasin ; quillwork
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01425
moccasin ; quillwork
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01424
moccasin ; child's
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01423
moccasin ; child's
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01782
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00329
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02557
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00330
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01295
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01294
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01293
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
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