42137
Accession Number
18554
Author
Turney-High, Harry Holbert
Title Of Article Chaper
Ethnography of the Kutenal
Title Of Journal Book
Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association
Issue
56
Pages
1-202
Collation
Plates.
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The Kutenai are a tribe of northwestern Montana, Northern Idaho, and British Columbia. The article includes a substantial section on material culture. The Kutenai produce particularly fine white skins using three tanning solutions: first, a mixture of wild rhubarb boiled with horse manure and water; second, animal liver and grease; third, the more common mixture of mashed brains and water. The Kutenai also made sun-dried ceramics. -- AATA
Keywords
Amerindian Kutenai;Leather tanning;Ceramic sun-baked AATA
pub_id
42137