Name/Title
Item list from unknown to Harry GeorgeEntry/Object ID
Q1430.635.107CDescription
Item list from unknown to Harry George regarding several Indian tribes, where they live and what they make, what is available, and prices included. Undated Vol II pg. 107C
A typed document detailing various Native American basketry and crafts, specifically from tribes such as the Fort Sill Apache, Mission Indians, Hopi, Chetimache, Hupa, and Pima. The text describes the tribes’ locations, the materials used in crafting baskets, and the unique attributes of each community’s work. For instance, the Fort Sill Apache create large baskets used like waste paper baskets, while the Mission Indians are noted for their sturdy and high-quality craftsmanship. The Hopi are known for their snake dance rituals and intricate designs. The document lists prices for the baskets, which vary based on size and design, and highlights the cultural significance and artistic value of these handcrafted items.Subject
Apache
Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
Mission
Moqui -- Hopi
Chetimache -- Chetimacha
Hoopa PimaSubject Person/Organization
Harry L. George Collection