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| Our camp at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mound in Vincennes, IN (2010). |
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| Our lean-to and camp at Historic Prophetstown (2009). |
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| The first frost of the year did not make for a warm morning, but it sure was a beautiful one (2009). |
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| Full camp set-up at Mississinewa 1812, near Marion, IN (2008). |
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| Camp at the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis (2010). |
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| This is a smaller scale camp set-up utilizing a small lean-to shelter. |
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| Interior mats hang along the bottom of the wall on the inside of the A-frame. |
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| Interior view of layered mats covering the camp structure. |
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| Re-created cultural items - displayed in our camp for visitors. Taken at Grouseland in Vincennes, Indiana (2010). |
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| Our shade shelter or outside work space. |
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| Our cooking area. |
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| Our cooking area. The hearth design allows us to roll the pots to and from the heat. This design is taken from an early 1900s photo of an Ojibwa sugar camp. |
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| Camp set up at the Andersontown Powwow. For all large events, we use a rope border to separate the crowd from the more delicate educational items, the fire pit, and to create a stage area to demonstrate in. We put all children's hands-on items outside the perimeter including games, toys, pump-drill, mortar and pestle, some cooking items, and furs. |
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| A view of the camp at a powwow from the west side of the camp, looking through the fire pit area toward the entrance gate to the east. |
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| Another view of the camp, looking at the shade shelter. We are set up at the powwow's entrance to be one of the first places visitors stop. |
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| A-frame lodge set-up at the Northern Lakes Traditional Powwow in North Webster, IN. |
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