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Otaminoakan
- Title
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Otaminoakan
- Creator
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Ronald Chief
- Subject
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Anicinabe ocitowin (Arts and crafts)Anicinabe ocitowin (Arts and crafts)
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Otaminwagan (Game, toy)Otaminwagan (Game, toy)
- Contemporanéité
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Related to an endangered practiceRelated to an endangered practice
- Famille
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ChiefChief
- Description
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Long rectangular wood piece, perforated in three places, where a leather strap goes through, forming two curves in which are retained two bone pieces emptied in their centre.
A game, an exercise in reflection, also used by other native people.
This type of object was also used at the Pikogan Migwan school in the Languages and cultures class for many years. - Format
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ObjectObject
- Étendue
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Length: 33 cm ; Width: 3.5 cm
- Matériaux
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Wood (Mitik)
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Leather (Packwekin)
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Bone (Okan)
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Moose (Mos)
- Technique de fabrication
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Cut
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Knotted
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Carved
- Titre antérieur
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Puzzle [Musée de la Civilisation ]
Title replaced by the Anicinabemowin term. - Contributor
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Musée de la Civilisation (sharing)
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Richard Ejinagosi Kistabish (description)
- Date Modified
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2025-04-14
- Access Rights
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Open accessOpen access
- License
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Protected by copyrightsProtected by copyrights
- Identifier
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MdlC75-1156
