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David C. Duvall's Blackfoot research - Narratives and ceremonies (pages 216-300)
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85 pages
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Consists of narratives about these topics: Smoking Otter (by Big Brave); weasel tail suit, scalp lock fringe suit, and Smoking Otter (by Black Bear); tranferring otter painted lodge (by "B.B"); winter lodge (by Three Bears); snake lodge (by Heavy Gun); black and yellow buffalo lodges (by Red Plume); sweat houses of the black and yellow buffalo lodges (by Red Plume); and Crow water medicine (by Owl Top Feathers).<br>The original David C. Duvall papers are held by the American Museum of Natural History, Division of Anthopology Archives, and have been published here courtesy of this institution.