Glengarry cap (2 of 3--front)

Abstract/Description:	Beaded Glengarry cap in a style originating from Scotland created by Native American Indians in the Great Lakes Region of Michigan, possibly Iroquois. Circa 1900. See the first photograph of this object here. See the third photograph of this object here.
Subject(s):	Indian beadwork Indians of North America -- Great Lakes Region -- Antiquities Great Lakes Region
Date Created:	1900 (approximate)

Title:	Glengarry cap (2 of 3--front).
Name(s):	Bay Mills Community College, contributor Superiorland Library Cooperative, contributor
Type of Resource:	still image
Date Created:	1900 (approximate)
Physical Form:	photographs
Extent:	1 item
Abstract/Description:	Beaded Glengarry cap in a style originating from Scotland created by Native American Indians in the Great Lakes Region of Michigan, possibly Iroquois. Circa 1900. See the first photograph of this object here. See the third photograph of this object here.
Note(s):	Digital image of Glengarry cap. From a collection held at the Bay Mills Community College Library and Heritage Center, Brimley (Mich.)
Subject(s):	Indian beadwork Indians of North America -- Great Lakes Region -- Antiquities Great Lakes Region
Held by:	Superiorland Library Cooperative
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
In Collections:	Bay Mills Community College Library Native American Artifacts photographs