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a plastic container with a pump attached to it sitting on top of a piece of wood
Earlex Steam Generator for Bending Wood | Popular Woodworking
Earlex Steam Generator for Bending Wood | Popular Woodworking Magazine
an old book page with different types of writing on it and some type of paper
These birch bark canoes are at the superb Canadian Canoe Museum in Peterborough, Ontario. [Canada] They display an unbelievable array of canoes at this museum. There is absolutely no place like it - well worth the visit.
an image of native american clothing with arrows and other things to describe about the indians
Building a teepee
an old photo of two people standing next to each other
Innu Culture
an instruction manual for how to use a pen and scissors, including instructions on how to use
Basic Netmaking, How To Make Nets
an orange background with the words kalaumeet and two fish
an illustration shows how to use the machine for weaving
Net Making Diagrams. Diderot.
A Woodsrunner's Diary: Net Making Diagrams. Diderot.
three different types of springs are shown in this diagram, with the same type of springs attached
How to Make Your Own Bow and Arrow By Hand
several different types of knifes with names on them, all labeled in the same language
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an intricately designed piece of wood and wire
Making The  Attikamek Snowshoe ;176 pages, 255 photos
Making The Attikamek Snowshoe ;176 pages, 255 photos
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a close up of a bamboo object on a mesh material surface with a wooden stick sticking out of it
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Snowshoe. Innu. Subarctic, Labrador, Canada, mid. 20th century.
an old black and white photo of soldiers
MP-0000.1269.12 | Naskapi Indian group, Ungava, QC-NF, about 1900
a man is working on a wooden boat
Building an Algonquin birchbark canoe
Basil Smith uses split spruce root to sew the seams of a new birchbark canoe . The birchbark has been laid out on a sand building bed and staked into the shape of the canoe ; from '' Building an Algonquin Birchbark Canoe '' ; photo Henri Vaillancourt , Maniwaki , Quebec 1980
two men working on a boat made out of wood
Building an Algonquin birchbark canoe
Laying out a sheet of bark for a new birchbark canoe . The gunnels are weighted on the birchbark sheet ...the bark is then bent up along the sides into the shape of the canoe ; from ''Building an Algonquin Birchbark Canoe '' ; photo Henri Vaillancourt ; Maniwaki, Quebec , 1980