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... sweat lodges , campfires and council fires by your people al- most from the beginning , which is so long ago that even we stones don't remember the first time . My kind are Fire Ring Stones . We line the fire pits so no accidental fires ...
... sweat lodges , campfires and council fires by your people al- most from the beginning , which is so long ago that even we stones don't remember the first time . My kind are Fire Ring Stones . We line the fire pits so no accidental fires ...
Page 103
... sweat lodge to be used for healing her Shawnee children if they ever become sick . But they had always been so healthy that she had never had to use it . Kohkumthena herself remains so healthy that she has never used the sweat lodge for ...
... sweat lodge to be used for healing her Shawnee children if they ever become sick . But they had always been so healthy that she had never had to use it . Kohkumthena herself remains so healthy that she has never used the sweat lodge for ...
Page 104
... sweat doctors . When someone was so sick they needed a sweat doctor , then the sweat doctor , or medicine man who knew how to use the sweat lodge , would build what looked like a small wigiwa for the sweat lodge just big enough for ...
... sweat doctors . When someone was so sick they needed a sweat doctor , then the sweat doctor , or medicine man who knew how to use the sweat lodge , would build what looked like a small wigiwa for the sweat lodge just big enough for ...
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Copper Knife | 11 |
Stone Mask and Womans Flint Utility Knife | 28 |
Ornate Soapstone Pipe | 91 |
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