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Clues to a Culture Fifth Grade Unit 3 – Art and Media.

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1 Clues to a Culture Fifth Grade Unit 3 – Art and Media

2 Art and Photographs Apache Life

3 Apache Still Life Edward S. Curtis - 1907

4 San Juan, A Mescalero Apache Chief

5 View of two Native American Apache women outside their cloth-covered wickiups in a camp in Arizona Noah H. Rose - 1880

6 Art and Photographs Hopi Life

7 Wooden Hopi Kachina Doll - 1925

8 Hopi Girl With Jar

9 East Side of Walpi Edward Curtis - 1921

10 Art and Photographs Haida Life

11 Haida mask - 1879

12 Dedication Potlach: The Honoring of Ancient Traditions Bill Hupe - 2006

13 Indian Village, Alaska - 1897

14 Ojibway Music from Minnesota

15 I Will Fight No More Forever Chief Joseph

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