Ancient Voices A Museum to honor the least known people in North America, the Original Tribal Women Plains Beadwork Plains tribes usually use geometric designs as can be seen below. Above; A beaded document bag with stars and stripes, done in lazy stitch with seed beads. Above: Plains moccasins crafted in lazy stitch Above: Close up of Lazy stitch which it traditionally a plains style of beading. this is an old beaded bag made from buffalo hide, seed beads and tin cones   Tourist Art Plateau Plains Woodlands Quill work

Thanks ©Sparrow for this wonderful feather

Please click on any of the links below to journey around the museum. If you need to get back to the main page at any time just click on Sparrow's feather on any page and you will be transported home.

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Exceptional Women Pages

Lori Piestewa	Susan La Flesche	Susette La Flesche	Anne Hancock	Sandra Osawa	Beatrice Coffy Thayer
LaDonna Harris	Norma Smallwood	Maria Tallchief	Susbe	Vanessa Shortbull	Sara Winnemucca
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Clothing	Plants	Beads & seeds to buy	Books to buy	Store	Little Feather

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Introduction

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Museum Research & Curator Gloria Hazell
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