Replicative Cultural Experiences in Native American Studies

Format:

Other

Author/Creator:

Foundation for Illinois Archeology

Contributor:

Holm, Karen Ann.

Ethnic Heritage Studies Program (U.S.)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Indians of North America--Material culture.

Indians of North America.

Ceramics.

Weaving.

Wood-carving.

Woodland Indians--Material culture.

Woodland Indians.

Teaching resources.

Local Subjects:

Teaching resources.

Physical Description:

7 items.

Other Title:

Weaving story.

Native American arts and culture.

Woodworking story.

Ceramics story.

Place of Publication:

1980-1981.

Summary:

Contains Woodworking Story a 15 minute audio cassette which recounts the legend of how the Indians learned the craft of woodworking, Ceramics Story a 35 minute audiocassette which recounts the legend of how the Indians learned the craft of pottery making; Weaving Story a 40 minute audio cassette which recounts the legend of how the Indians learned the craft of weaving; Native American Arts and Culture: Part I Ceramics (117 slides): Part II: Weaving (104 slides): Part III: Woodcarving (72 slides) a set of color 35 mm. slides which explain the techniques and demonstrate the processes of the three crafts; also includes three teacher's guides designed by Karen Ann Holm to accompany the tape and slide presentations Woodcarving (33 pages), Ceramics (54 pages) and Weaving (52 pages).

Notes:

This project was supported by the Ethnic Heritage Studies Program.

Local Notes:

The Balch Institute Library and Archives

OCLC:

17686359