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53 objects

BHH.00328
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00378
Math test paper
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00386
Notebook
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00406
Birchbark moose call
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00590
Beaded wall pocket
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00643
gauntlet ; glove
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00644
gauntlet ; glove
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00844
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.00845
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01052
legging; quilled
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01060
canoe
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01310
cradleboard, model; cradle board
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01311
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01312
basket
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01379
bow
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01541
Beaded moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01546
bow and arrow set
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01547
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01548
moccasin
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01550
bridle
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01556
sharpening stone
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01557
pail
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01558
coat
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01559
flesher ; metal tanning hook
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01561
scraper ; bone tanning hook
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01563
flesher ; scraper
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01649
arrow
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01662
arrow
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01663
arrow
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01806
knife
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01855
legging
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01856
legging
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01897
belt
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.01911
cuffs
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02104
legging
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
BHH.02132
stirrups; stirrup
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
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