"Iroquois Studies Offered at College"

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Creator: Green, Richard G., Author
Media Type: Newspaper
Item Type: Articles
Description: "It's a tradition among many native people to cut holes in each sole of a baby's first pair of moccasins. You may think the holes are put there to teach the baby that all things in life aren't perfect. Or, that the moccasin maker didn't want to be irreverent, since only the Creator can make perfect things. It so, you're close, but no Kewpie doll."
Date of Original: Fall 1989
Subject(s): Native Religion
Native Tradition
Indigenous Studies
Personal Name(s): Thomas, Jacob.
Corporate Name(s): Trent University.
Local identifier: SNPL002689v00d
Collection: Scrapbook #1 by Janet Heaslip
Language of Item: English
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Copyright Statement: Public domain: Copyright has expired according to Canadian law. No restrictions on use.
Copyright Date: 1989
Copyright Holder: Brantford Expositor
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