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Pair of smoked moosehide beaded gloves, or gauntlets. Each glove has a fringe on the outer edge and a beaded floral pattern on the top side.

Culture: Cree
Material: moose skin, glass and fibre
Made in: Alberta, Canada
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: birch wood, moose skin and metal
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: birch bark, moose hair, cotton fibre, dye and metal
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: moose bone
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: birch bark, moose hair and cotton fibre
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: birch bark, moose hair, bird quill, cotton fibre and silk fibre
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Culture: Mi'kmaq
Material: birch bark, moose hair, porcupine quill, silk fibre and cotton fibre
Holding Institution: Nova Scotia Museum

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Pair of child's moosehide beaded moccasins, trimmed with white fur. Pair are attached together with thread. Red and green beads sewn into flower design on top of each moccasin.

Culture: Dene ?
Material: moose skin, rabbit skin ?, plastic and fibre
Made in: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Small hide pouch with beaded bear claw design on one side and different design on reverse that has a puffy from with three triangles arranged aroud the outer rim.

Culture: Crow and Nez Perce
Material: bead, moose hide, sinew and cotton thread
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Culture: Tlingit
Material: bone, moose ?, caribou ?, string and cotton
Holding Institution: The Burke: University of Washington

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