Use of tobacco among North American IndiansLinton, Ralph
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Use of tobacco among North American Indians
Linton, Ralph
Indians of North America -- Tobacco use; Tobacco pipes
~Hind~—The Canadian Red River, London, 1860.
~Lowie, R. H.~—The Tobacco Society of the Crow Indians.
Anthropological Papers of the American Museum of Natural History.
Vol. XXI, Pt. 2.
~Setchell, W. A.~—Aboriginal Tobaccos, American Anthropologist, Vol.
XXIII, No. 4, 1921.
~Wilson, G. L.~—Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians. University of
Minnesota, Studies in Social Science, No. 9.
[Illustration: PLATE VI.
1. PIPE MADE FROM WALRUS TUSK, ESKIMO. 2. WOODEN PIPE, HAIDA. 3. PIPE
OF BLACK SLATE, HAIDA.]
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