File:Implements used in the sweat lodge (Chippewa).png
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Dansk: Fotoet viser en bøjet gren brugt til at løfte varme sten fra bålstedet og ind i svedehytten; to grene brugt til at placere stenene rigtigt inde i svedehytten og også brugt som trommestikker på stenene under sang; et bundt græs brugt til at sprinkle vand på de opvarmede sten
English: A bent stick used i lifting the hot stones from the fireplace to the sweat lodge; two sticks used to place the stones in the exact place in the lodge and also used as drum sticks on the stones during the songs; a bunch of grass used to sprinkle the stones with water.
Source: Densmore, Frances: Chippewa Customs. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bulletin 86. Washington, 1929. Page 94 |
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Source | Densmore, Frances: Chippewa Customs. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bulletin 86. Washington, 1929. Government Printing Office. Plate 37 (a) |
Author | Frances Densmore (?) |
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