Figure 1. Splitting canoe ribs from Cedar (_Thuja occidentalis_). See
page 415.
Figure 2. Making canoe ribs. See page 415.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LIII.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LIV.
Figure 1. Shaping canoe nose. See page 415.
Figure 2. Sewing canoe in form. See page 415.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LIV.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LV.
Figure 1. Grubbing out Jack Pine roots (_Pinus banksiana_). See pages
415, 421.
Figure 2. Split Jack Pine roots coiled. See pages 415, 421.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LV.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LVI.
Figure 1. Boiling pitch of the Balsam Fir (_Abies balsamea_). See page
415.
Figure 2. Sewing birch bark canoe. See pages 416, 421.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LVI.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LVII.
Figure 1. Applying pitch to seams for waterproofing. See page 416.
Figure 2. Launching completed canoe in Flambeau Lake. See page 416.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LVII.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LVIII.
Figure 1. White Cloud’s garden and potato patch, Bear Island, Leech
Lake, Minnesota. See page 411.
Figure 2. Balsam bark wigwam, Leech Lake, Minnesota. See pages 340,
423.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LVIII.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LIX.
Figure 1. Piawantaginum, mother of John Peper. Age 106. Bear Island,
Leech Lake, Minnesota. See page 339.
Figure 2. White Cloud, Bear Island, Leech Lake, Minn. See page 339.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LIX.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LX.
Figure 1. Bear Island, Leech Lake, Minnesota. See page 338.
Figure 2. Tamarack branch (_Larix laricina_). Source of medicine and
food. See page 378.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LX.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXI.
Figure 1. Ground Pine (_Lycopodium dendroideum_). Source of medicine.
See page 375.
Figure 2. Giant Puffball (_Calvatia craniiformis_). Source of medicine.
See page 370.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LXI.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXII.
Figure 1. Balsam Fir (_Abies balsamea_). Source of medicine. See page
378.
Figure 2. White Spruce (_Picea canadensis_). Source of medicine. See
page 379.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LXII.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXIII.
Figure 1. White Pine (_Pinus strobus_). Source of medicine. See pages
379, 421.
Figure 2. Norway Pine (_Pinus resinosa_). Source of medicine. See pages
379, 421.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LXIII.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXIV.
Figure 1. Bur Oak (_Quercus macrocarpa_). Source of medicine. See page
369.
Figure 2. Red Oak (_Quercus rubra_). Source of medicine. See page 370.
BULL., PUBL. MUS., MILW. VOL. 4, PL. LXIV.]
[Illustration: EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXV.
Figure 1. Red Maple (_Acer rubrum_). Used in arts. See pages 353, 412.
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