F-191: Ojibwa, Fishing Lake, Saskatchewan. Large group, four men playing drum. Three men standing.
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View Metadata| TITLE INFORMATION | |||
| Title | F-191: Ojibwa, Fishing Lake, Saskatchewan. Large group, four men playing drum. Three men standing. | ||
| ASSOCIATED NAMES | |||
| creator | Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974 | ||
| CONTENT DESCRIPTION | |||
| Abstract | Ojibwa, Fishing Lake, Saskatchewan. Large group, four men playing drum. Three men standing. Photo note says, "Fishing Lake Sweet Grass and Hobbema". - [maybe these are the three places Hallowell visited on his trip to the plains. It can't be all three places] . --M Matthews Dec 15, 2014 | ||
| Note | F191 | ||
| Subject (lcsh) | Indians of North America--Canada | ||
| Subject (lcsh) | Ojibwa Indians | ||
| PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |||
| Type | StillImage | ||
| Genre | Photographic prints | ||
| Format | electronic resource | ||
| Digital Origin | reformatted digital | ||
| Reformatting Quality | preservation | ||
| ORIGIN INFORMATION | |||
| Date Issued | [1930s] | ||
| PARENT COLLECTION | |||
| Title | Alfred Irving Hallowell Papers | ||
| Call Number | Mss.Ms.Coll.26 | ||
| URL | http://amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.Ms.Coll.26-ead.xml | ||
| ACCESS INFORMATION | |||
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