Waaban Aki Crafting
Woodland Windows
Seventeenth Century Native American Lifeways in Northeastern North America
Woodland Windows
Seventeenth Century Native American Lifeways in Northeastern North America
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Woodland Windows offers a unique portal to catch rare glimpses of
Native Americans that lived in the Northeast United States in the 1600s. Young readers,
and adults alike, will enjoy learning about many of the daily activities of Eastern Woodland
Indians through a series of twelve detail rich watercolor scenes. Not Available at this time click to enlarge photos on this page |
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These illustrations, each accompanied by accurate, in-depth descriptive text, have been
fully researched by the author/artist. Tara Prindle is a professional Archaeologist with a Masters degree in Anthropology. She has enjoyed investigating Eastern Woodland cultures for many decades. |
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Plus exclusive Stone Tool and Clay Pottery Chronologies!
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| Measuring 9 inches (height) by 8 1/2 inches (width), this book has 20 vivid color pages, laser printed on bright white, heavy 32 lb., 25% cotton paper, with a laminated soft cover and sturdy comb binding. |
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My products are historically researched reproductions and can NOT be labled 'Native American Made';
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