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Summary:
Analyzes the complex religious, commercial, humorous, political and social overtones of the pipes carved, circa 1845, on Maitoulin Island, as well as related pipes withing a broader area and temporal range. Details in particular the pipes attributed to two makers, Awbonwaishkum and Pabahmesad.
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Caption title.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 84-85).
Also available online.
Shelf note: Periodical analytic.
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