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Cradleboard

Maker
MarkingsNon marqué / Unmarked
Date 1865-1925
Medium / Technique Wood: pine; hide; metal: iron; paint
Cut, carved, screwed, assembled and painted
Dimensions68 × 30 × 27.5 cm
ClassificationDistribution & Transportation Objects - Land Transportation T&E - Human-Powered Vehicles
CultureIndigenous: Haudenosaunee
Origin Canada
Geocultural Area Eastern Woodlands
Object NumberM978X.51
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord

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