Missionary World
Creation to Rhythm: An Ethnographic and Archaeological Survey of Turtle Shell Rattles and Spirituality in the United States - Andrew Gillreath-Brown, 2019
Iroquois Rattle - Etsy
Native American Turtle Rattle
Iroquois Museum - Cow horn rattles and water drums are... | Facebook
Kanyáhte' ká'nowa' (Snapping turtle shell rattle) | Native American ( Iroquois) | Native American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kanyáhte' ká'nowa' (Snapping turtle shell rattle) | Native American ( Iroquois) | Native American | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Wampum Shop
Song – Onondaga Nation
The Wampum Shop
rattle | British Museum
Rattle: 'Elm Bark'- Iroquois - Hartenberger World Musical Instrument Collection
Expeditions organized or participated in by the Smithsonian Institution.. . Fig. 125.—Figure at top, medicine flute; two bottom figures, knee-rattles of deer hoofs. Iroquois. NO. 17 SMITHSONIAN EXPLORATIONS. I916 127 Dekanawida legend,
IROQUOIS NATIVE AMERICAN CEREMONIAL COW HORN RATTLE | #37972361
Native American Art and Culture | Native american art, Native american crafts, Native american artifacts
IROQUOIS HORN RATTLE | eBay
Bulletin. Ethnology. KWAKiuTL Rattles. Turtle-shell Rattle; IROQUOIS (i-s) HuPA rattle; (mason) offer to the composer a wealth of melodic and rhythmic movements, and that pecu- liar inspiration which heretofore has been
rattle | British Museum
Iroquois Turtle Rattle — Trotta-Bono
Extra Large Native Made Steerhorn Rattle 103-02XL-G6207 8UN9 - Etsy
Lot - Antique Native American Iroquois Elm Bark Rattle
Iroquois Snapping Turtle Rattles
Iroquois Museum - Horn rattles and water drums are used to... | Facebook
Iroquois Indian Snapping Turtle Rattle : Lot 331 | Snapping turtle, Iroquois, Turtle
IROQUOIS FALSE FACE MASK & SACRED TURTLE RATTLE – American Antiques
Iroquois Horn Rattle- Adult – Indigenous World
Steerhorn Rattle: 6" to 7"
Native American Rattles and Iroquois Steer Horn Rattles and Iroquois Steerhorn Rattles and Iroquois Ceremonial Rattles
Oshóh' Kastaweh'Shae' (rattle) | Native American (Iroquois, probably) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
