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Old 5th September 2005, 09:41 PM   #22
Tim Simmons
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Hi tomahawk,
I had a suspicion it was of the early 20th century. This might coincide with Edward Curtis and the revival of native culture in the NW. So we are still waiting for 'official' conformation. It would be really nice to know if it had origins in the 'old ways' I hope that makes sense. Tim

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