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Hawaiian ko'i (stone adze) made from fine grain
basalt.
© K. Peek 1998-2003
Deer scapula saw for cutting tules.
© D. Labiste 1998-2003
Tule (Scirpus acutus)
© D. Labiste 1998-2003
Petroglyphs near Donner Pass.
© K. Peek 1998-2003
Stinging
nettle (Urtica dioeca) in the early spring.
© D. Labiste 1998-2003
Gathering stinging nettle in November for cordage
material.
© D. Labiste 1998-2003
Small obsidian knives in a birch bark sheath.
The knife and sheath are hung around the neck from a dogbane or
milkweed cordage with a bone toggle.
Produced by KAHIKO Arts.
© D. Labiste 1998-2003
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