When we were on our little trip last week, we spent time exploring the exhibits at the Maryhill Museum. In the basement of the building, there is a huge Native American display. Here are some of the pictures that I took (I took pictures of the black and white ones and cropped them down, and that is why I signed my name to them):
... here are a few more:
We are heading out in the morning for another local trip to one of my favorite spots in the world, the Upper McKenzie River. I can't wait for those pictures. See you soon!
Hugs,
Kathy M.
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7 comments:
So interesting, Kathy, to see these. The workmanship is lovely, and the black and white photos intriguing and haunting in their way. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you, Ms. Lisa! I can't get enough of this kind of stuff.
Kathy M.
Those are some beautiful and very valuable artifacts.
I loved reading this. It was extra interesting to me because I have a nephew who is a missionary to the American Indians. I have to leave but I'll be back to "catch up." ~Pamela
Linda, that is for sure. What a huge display. The High Desert Museum in Bend also has a great display. I just added this link to this post ... http://oregongiftsofcomfortandjoy.blogspot.com/2010/05/high-desert-museum-and-doris-swayze.html
Pamela, that is so interesting about your nephew! I would like to learn more about what he does and where is at.
Kathy M.
Hi Kathy,
The pictures show a great craftsmanship and a close connection with nature. It is so interesting! Thanks for showing.
Hugs, Prenter.
What a great museum to visit!! Lovely art work and especially love the bead work!
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