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• The dress was made out of leaves with birchbark for the collar.
• Evidence of this is the birchbark canoe, Brace said.
• Dablon built a birchbark chapel on Mackinac Island in 1670.
• York has been instrumental in reviving the birchbark canoe as a native tradition.
• Birchbark Books Web site : http : / / www . birchbarkbooks . com
• "The Birchbark House " ( Hyperion Books for Children ) by Louise Erdrich
• I quickly saw the advantages of that kind over my birchbark, which moreover leaked.
• The team were the first to successfully complete this route in a birchbark canoe since 1793.
• It is interesting to know that birchbark pictograms are found in other Siberian cultures than Russian.
• Tonight, Birchbark, the horse I changed to after Bo-Peep, was sniffing me.
• For work, William became a master birchbark canoe maker, and also worked in lumber camps.
• This is purely information about the historical symbolism of birchbark scrolls and their use of hourglass motifs.
• Important documents written on birchbark ( wiigwaasabak ) were placed in " makakoon " for safekeeping.
• Johnson also works part-time at Birchbark Books, an independent bookstore owned by author Louise Erdrich.
• Men in birchbark canoes quietly approached waterfowl in bays and coves and shot them with bow and arrows.
• Children's authors up for awards are Louise Erdrich " ( The Birchbark House ),"
• Birchbark Books features a wide range of American Indian authors, including a wall of Erdrich's books.
• Among Native American craft demonstrations is " Birchbark Canoe Building " with Aaron York of Quebec, a Missisquoi Abenaki.
• "The Birchbark House, " by Louise Erdrich ( Hyperion, 235 pages, $ 14.99 ).
• He told his girlfriend that he loved her far more than the other dark-haired maidens dancing near his birchbark wigwam.