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· Salt & Pepper Beadwork

                 Spaces Filled with a Mix of Bead Colors and Styles

             Material Culture by Scott Thompson

· Northern Plains Slingshot Clubs

             Material Culture by Richard Green

· Washington Delegates, 1851

             Glimpses by Allen Chronister

· Buffalo Hide Tipi Dedication

             Traditional Dedication by Larry Belitz

· A Nod to Tradition

             Powwow Fashions by Craig Jones; Photos by Brian Fraker

 

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Our next issue, Vol. 50 # 5 Issue 339

 

Plains Warbonnets with Hair Extension Trailers

· Plains Warbonnets with Hair Extension Trailers

             Material Culture by Richard Green

· Cedar Love Flute and Crane Whistle

             Crafts & Tradition by Larry Belitz

· The Dakota Tipi

             History by Louis Garcia

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