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1 Native American Art By Ms. Paz and Ms. Hohly (best teachers ever!)

2 Woodland Indians

3 Woodlands Indian Art Tab Bag Bird Effigy Feast Bowl Lidded Basket

4 Chilkat Robe Hatchet

5 Plains Indians

6 Plains Indian Art Eagle Feather Headdress Bandolier Bag Courting Flute Shell Mask Parfleche Envelope

7 Shield Bag Horned Headdress Tobacco Bag Cornhusk Bag

8 Southwest Indians

9 Southwest Indian Art Chief BlanketJar Bow Guard

10 Kosha Appreciating Anything

11 Northwest Coast Indians

12 Northwest Coast Indian Art Totem Poles Basketry Hat Woven Wallet

13 Arctic Indians

14 Arctic Indian Art Seal Mask Bow Drill Coat

15 Swan Mask Dzunukwa Mask or Gikamhl Seal Bowl Sculpture

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