Calumet, pipe of peace.
National Science Foundation (U.S.), University of California (System). Extension Media Center
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Discusses the history, legends, uses, rituals, and origin of tobacco and pipes among the Great Plains Indians. Describes traditional methods of fashioning and decorating the pipes and the miraculous powers ascribed to the Calumet peace pipe
Photography, W.R. Heick ; editing, E.D. Rose
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- National Science Foundation (U.S.), University of California (System). Extension Media Center
- Language
- English
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- English
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