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Feathers which were at various times presented to Captn. Lewis and Clarke

A Bag prepared of grass by the Pishquilpahs on the Columbia River

An Indian Pot, found in digging a well at the great Saline near St. Gennevieve

Bread, used and formes the principle article of food among the Pattotepallers [Nez Perce]

A small Mantle of very fine wool, worn by the Crow's nation Menetarre

wasco hat

A Cap worn by the natives of Columbia River, and the Pacific Ocean

Roots, presented to Captn. Lewis on the 24th of June 1806 by Neeshneparkeooh [Neeshneparkkeook] the great chief of the Pottotepallers [Nez Perce]

Moccosins, worn by the Otoe's

belt

A handsomely ornamented belt, from the Winnebagou's or Puount's

Bread. This is called Passhequo-quaw-mash

Bread. This forms a principal article of food among the Enesher, Skillute, Pishquitpahs

A handsome Belt worn by the Saux as a garter

The Tail feathers of the Eagle, much prized by the Indians of North America

Amulets -- taken from the shields of the Blackfoot Indians

A Large Mantle, made of the Buffalow skin, worn by the Scioux, or Soue, Darcota [Dakota] Nation