. Bulletin. Ethnology. IPPEWA DUGOUT. ( HOFFMAN) Canada the bow and the stern of the canoe are greatly rounded up. A curious form has been reported by travelers among the Eeothuk of Newfoundland. On the Kootenai, and all over the pla- teaus of British Columbia and n. Wash- ington, the Asiatic form, monitor-shaped, pointed at either end under the water, is made from pine bark instead of birch bark. From the n. boundary of the United States, at least from the streams empty-. TLINGIT DUGOUT WITH PAINTED DESIGNS. (swan) ing into the St Lawrence southward along the Atlantic slope, dugout canoes, or
. Bulletin. Ethnology. IPPEWA DUGOUT. ( HOFFMAN) Canada the bow and the stern of the canoe are greatly rounded up. A curious form has been reported by travelers among the Eeothuk of Newfoundland. On the Kootenai, and all over the pla- teaus of British Columbia and n. Wash- ington, the Asiatic form, monitor-shaped, pointed at either end under the water, is made from pine bark instead of birch bark. From the n. boundary of the United States, at least from the streams empty-. TLINGIT DUGOUT WITH PAINTED DESIGNS. (swan) ing into the St Lawrence southward along the Atlantic slope, dugout canoes, or pirogues, were the instruments of navi- gation. On the Missouri r. and elsewhere a small tub-shaped craft of willow frame t'overed with rawhide, with no division of bow or stern, locally known as the bull- boat, was used by Sioux, Mandan, An- kara, and Hidatsa women for carrying their goods down or across the rivers. It was .so light that when one was emptied a. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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