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Wabanaki Confederacy - Maine Native Americans Native American Map, Native American Beauty, American Art, Maine, Indigenous North Americans, Penobscot, First Peoples, Indian Tribes, The First Americans

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MOOSEHAIR EMBROIDERY - Fine Wabanaki Art by...Morningstar Native American Animals, American Indigenous Peoples, Indigenous Art, American Indian Crafts, Birch Bark Baskets, Contemporary Decorative Art, Native Artwork

Native American Animals

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Birch Bark Baskets

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MOOSEHAIR EMBROIDERY - Fine Wabanaki Art by...Morningstar

Uncommon Threads: Wabanaki Textiles, Clothing, and Costume by Bruce J. Bourque. $34.84. Author: Bruce J. Bourque. Publisher: Maine State Museum in Association with Univer (June 1, 2009). Publication: June 1, 2009. Save 23%! Uncommon Threads, Eastern Woodlands, Indian Baskets, Silver Brooch

Uncommon Threads

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Uncommon Threads: Wabanaki Textiles, Clothing, and Costume by Bruce J. Bourque. $34.84. Author: Bruce J. Bourque. Publisher: Maine State Museum in Association with Univer (June 1, 2009). Publication: June 1, 2009. Save 23%!

Cadillac Mountain/Acadia NP, Maine Summer 2001 Details: A very brief, but pleasant little stroll that leads to a great place to catch the sunrise as it is the highest point on the eastern seaboard. Acadia National Park, Us National Parks, Maine Hiking, Maine In The Fall, New England Road Trip, East Coast Travel, Mount Desert Island, Ny Trip, Exotic Places

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Cadillac Mountain/Acadia NP, Maine Summer 2001 Details: A very brief, but pleasant little stroll that leads to a great place to catch the sunrise as it is the highest point on the eastern seaboard.

Indians of Pleasant Point, 1906. Picture entitled the "Indians of Pleasant Point," Perry, June 1906. In the front row, at far right, are Sopiel Selmore, his wife Mary, and Leo Francis. Item # 10033 on Maine Memory Network Frederick William, Prince Frederick, Adele, Von Hohenzollern, Otto Von Bismarck, German People, King Of Prussia, Germany

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Indians of Pleasant Point, 1906. Picture entitled the "Indians of Pleasant Point," Perry, June 1906. In the front row, at far right, are Sopiel Selmore, his wife Mary, and Leo Francis. Item # 10033 on Maine Memory Network

Indians of Pleasant Point, 1906

Indians of Pleasant Point, 1906

Joseph Pierpole Sebattis at Pleasant Point, Maine - Passamaquoddy - circa 1900 Ice Sheet, Native American Men, Grand Lake, Whalers, Beach Stones, The St, East Coast, Old Photos

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Joseph Pierpole Sebattis at Pleasant Point, Maine - Passamaquoddy - circa 1900

Sopiel Selmore (son of Selmoe Soctoma, husband of Mary Mitchell-Selmore) at Pleasant Point, Maine - Passamaquoddy – 1901 Native American Photos, Native American Tribes, Native American History, American Symbols, American Women, Indigenous Americans

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Sopiel Selmore (son of Selmoe Soctoma, husband of Mary Mitchell-Selmore) at Pleasant Point, Maine - Passamaquoddy – 1901

Tomah Joseph Family Antique Pictorial Birchbark Basket Dated July 31 190? Tribe affiliation: Passamaquoddy. Selling on eBay for $10,000. Native American Artists, Native American Indians, Native Americans, Algonquin Indian, Native Indian

Native American Artists

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Tomah Joseph Family Antique Pictorial Birchbark Basket Dated July 31 190? Tribe affiliation: Passamaquoddy. Selling on eBay for $10,000.

Moccasin Eastern Woodlands Aboriginal: Maliseet or Passamaquoddy 1840-1860, 19th century Leather, glazed cotton, velveteen, glass beads, paper, cotton thread. Shown at McCord Museum Beadwork, Beading, Hunter Gatherer, Native American Art, Cotton Thread, Moccasins

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Moccasin Eastern Woodlands Aboriginal: Maliseet or Passamaquoddy 1840-1860, 19th century Leather, glazed cotton, velveteen, glass beads, paper, cotton thread. Shown at McCord Museum

That new design (called the "scroll") is a white flag bearing the new seal of the Passamaquoddy Nation. Around a central red circle, doubly edged in black, are four groups of five stick figures in black, holding hands. American Indians, American Flag, North American, Maine Flag, Group Of Five, Ancestry Genealogy

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That new design (called the "scroll") is a white flag bearing the new seal of the Passamaquoddy Nation. Around a central red circle, doubly edged in black, are four groups of five stick figures in black, holding hands.

Passamaquoddy Bay on the Bay of Fundy, St. Andrews, New Brunswick. ~~ 8/20/2007 St Andrews, New Brunswick, Rving, Coastline, Pride, Bay, Canada, Mountains, Natural Landmarks

Natural Landmarks

Passamaquoddy Bay on the Bay of Fundy, St. Andrews, New Brunswick. ~~ 8/20/2007

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Passamaquoddy Pride

Sockabasin, Allen THANKS TO THE ANIMALS: In 1900 during the Passamaquoddy winter migration in Maine, Baby Zoo Sap falls of the family bobsled and the forest animals hearing his cries, gather to protect him until his father returns to find him. Native American Heritage Month, Native American Children, American Theme, American Story, Zoo Babies, Baby Zoo, Big Horses, Book Creator

Native American Heritage Month

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Sockabasin, Allen THANKS TO THE ANIMALS: In 1900 during the Passamaquoddy winter migration in Maine, Baby Zoo Sap falls of the family bobsled and the forest animals hearing his cries, gather to protect him until his father returns to find him.

George Neptune Passamaquoddy George was born in 1988 and learned to make baskets from his Gram, Molly Neptune Parker at age 4. He grew up at Indian Township and attended school at Peter Dana Point until high school. He went to Gould Academy in Bethel and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2010. At age 7 he travelled with his Gram to Nashville, where he sold his first basket. As he grew up he participated in shows around the state and country, selling baskets from an early age on. University Of Maine, Dartmouth College, Dana Point, Weaving Projects, Bethel, Native Art, Some Ideas, Traditional Techniques

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George Neptune Passamaquoddy George was born in 1988 and learned to make baskets from his Gram, Molly Neptune Parker at age 4. He grew up at Indian Township and attended school at Peter Dana Point until high school. He went to Gould Academy in Bethel and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2010. At age 7 he travelled with his Gram to Nashville, where he sold his first basket. As he grew up he participated in shows around the state and country, selling baskets from an early age on.

Passamaquoddy group including Sopiel Selmore (sitting 3rd from right), Mary Selmore (sitting 2nd from right), Leo Francis (sitting far right) – 1906 European American, American Living, American Life

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Passamaquoddy group including Sopiel Selmore (sitting 3rd from right), Mary Selmore (sitting 2nd from right), Leo Francis (sitting far right) – 1906

With their growing involvement in the French fur trade, the Passamaquoddy soon became dependent on items of non-native manufacture. They also accepted Catholic missionaries. Pictured here are three Maine Indians with a Jesuit priest. Catholic Priest, Jesuit Priest, Indigenous Peoples Of The Americas

Catholic Priest

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With their growing involvement in the French fur trade, the Passamaquoddy soon became dependent on items of non-native manufacture. They also accepted Catholic missionaries. Pictured here are three Maine Indians with a Jesuit priest.

sunset over the beach on Passamaquoddy Bay, NB Seaside Cottage, North Shore, Drainage, Dream Catcher

Seaside Cottage

sunset over the beach on Passamaquoddy Bay, NB

@Jodi Wissing Schlafer Whitsitt, i'll be your candle on the water! this is the lighthouse on passamaquoddy bay! Candle On The Water, Lighthouse, Bro, Bucket List, Around The Worlds

Candle On The Water

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@Jodi Wissing Schlafer Whitsitt, i'll be your candle on the water! this is the lighthouse on passamaquoddy bay!

Eastport, Maine from the crystal clean waters of the Passamaquoddy Bay! You have to get here! Crystal Clean, How To Clean Crystals, Eastport Maine, Calais, Weekend Trips, Travel Bucket List, Clean Water, Ancestry

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Eastport, Maine from the crystal clean waters of the Passamaquoddy Bay! You have to get here!

Quoddy Properties

Quoddy Properties

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EARLY 20TH CENTURY HAND DECORATED BIRCHBARK BOX. I'm certain this is a Passamaquoddy Indian Box which has survived well over the years. Its floral leaf decoration on the body is only further embellished with multiple heart decoration on its cover. Size, 7.5 x 6.5 x 7 inches overall. Fine condition. $ 795.00 Birch Bark Crafts, Birch Craft, Native American Artifacts, Leaf Decoration, Heart Decorations, Bark Idea, Woodland Indians, Totes

Birch Bark Crafts

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EARLY 20TH CENTURY HAND DECORATED BIRCHBARK BOX. I'm certain this is a Passamaquoddy Indian Box which has survived well over the years. Its floral leaf decoration on the body is only further embellished with multiple heart decoration on its cover. Size, 7.5 x 6.5 x 7 inches overall. Fine condition. $ 795.00

West Quoddy Head ME The Passamaquoddy are a Native American people who for centuries have lived along Maine’s St. Croix River and Passamaquoddy Bay. Their name means “pollock-spearer,” rightly reflecting their reliance on fishing. Similarly attracted by the area’s plentiful fish, Europeans established settlements in the area starting in 1604. Straits Settlements, Maine Lighthouses, Reliance, Pier

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West Quoddy Head ME The Passamaquoddy are a Native American people who for centuries have lived along Maine’s St. Croix River and Passamaquoddy Bay. Their name means “pollock-spearer,” rightly reflecting their reliance on fishing. Similarly attracted by the area’s plentiful fish, Europeans established settlements in the area starting in 1604.

Passamaquoddy basket maker - circa 1920 (478×720) Indigenous Tribes

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Passamaquoddy basket maker - circa 1920 (478×720)

Early 20th C Native American Passamaquoddy Vanity Brush with Holder from Ah. on Ruby Lane Vintage Rhinestone, Vintage Brooches, Celebrities Humor, Antique Toys, Travel Tattoo, Duvet Sets

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Early 20th C Native American Passamaquoddy Vanity Brush with Holder from Ah. on Ruby Lane

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Passamaquoddy Tribe stands ground in elver dispute