Rice harvesting sticks

Two wooden rice harvesting sticks created by Native American Indians in the Great Lakes Region of Michigan, possibly Ojibwa. Circa 1920., Digital image of Rice harvesting sticks ; 70 cm., 85 cm. From a collection held at the Bay Mills Community College Library and Heritage Center, Brimley (Mich.)
Abstract/Description: Two wooden rice harvesting sticks created by Native American Indians in the Great Lakes Region of Michigan, possibly Ojibwa. Circa 1920.
Subject(s): Rice -- Harvesting
Indians of North America -- Great Lakes Region -- Antiquities
Great Lakes Region
Date Created: 1920 (approximate)
Title: Rice harvesting sticks.
Name(s): Bay Mills Community College, contributor
Superiorland Library Cooperative, contributor
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1920 (approximate)
Physical Form: photographs
Extent: 1 item
Abstract/Description: Two wooden rice harvesting sticks created by Native American Indians in the Great Lakes Region of Michigan, possibly Ojibwa. Circa 1920.
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Digital image of Rice harvesting sticks ; 70 cm., 85 cm. From a collection held at the Bay Mills Community College Library and Heritage Center, Brimley (Mich.)
Subject(s): Rice -- Harvesting
Indians of North America -- Great Lakes Region -- Antiquities
Great Lakes Region
Restrictions on Access: In copyright (http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/)
Is Part Of: Bay Mills Community College Library and Heritage Center Native American Artifacts photographs. Identifier: SLC-003
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