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When visiting the western part of Canada some years ago, a friend living out in the country showed me one like it, and asked if I knew what it was.
I did not, but I took a few pictures - attached. When I came back I asked on the forum what it was, and someone of the old members knew what it was. A kind of a war hammer if I remember correctly. He also sain that at a museum in Canada there was another one, which had belonged to Sittlng Bull(?) when he lived in Canada. |
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Only adding this as Ghost Dance was mentioned. I have added the text to show how impoverished groups of Native Americans had got. Some must have fared better others still worse. Making ceremonial regalia in adverse conditions could mean a deterioration in quality. So who knows? perhaps it could have been used in a ghost dance somewhere? Taken from the publication mentioned earlier.
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