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View full screenModel snowshoe, one of a pair, of wood and babiche: North America, Canada, Northwest Territories, Great Slave Lake, Fort Rae, Tłı̨chǫ, c. 1860
A.558.58 A
Unknown
Fort Rae, Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada, North America
c. 1860
Tłı̨chǫ
Athapaskan
Model showshoes with wood frame laced with babiche, frame upturned at front with pointed ends.
Northwest Territories, Canada, North America
Hudson's Bay Company
Living Lands (29 Jul 2011)
National Museum of Scotland
Dogrib: We live securely by the land (01 Oct 2006 - 14 Dec 2007)
Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre
Carleton University Art Gallery
Dè T’a Hoti Ts’eeda: ‘We Live Securely by the Land’; An Exhibition of Dene material selected from the collections from National Museums Scotland. Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada 2006
Idiens, Dale, A catalogue of Northern Athapaskan Indian artefacts in the collection of the Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Museum Information Series, Art and Archaeology 3, March 1979
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Drum of red earthenware with white tin glaze and lozenge design painted in overglaze blue: Morocco, Fez, 20th century
Tin-glazed earthenware vase decorated with flowers and birds in yellow on a dark olive green ground: Dutch, Delft, Het Jonge Moriaenshooft Factory of Lieven van Dalen, early 18th century
Cover for a tin-glazed earthenware vase decorated with flowers and birds in yellow on a dark olive green ground: Dutch, Delft, Het Jonge Moriaenshooft Factory of Lieven van Dalen, early 18th century
Tin-glazed earthenware dish painted in blue with a woman with a basket of flowers between a man and a putto, inscribed 'de Reuck', and probably part of a set showing The Senses: Dutch, possibly Haarlem, c. 1650 - 1700
Tin-glazed earthenware tile painted in blue, depicting St Paul being let down in a basket from the walls of Damascus: Dutch, 18th century
Tin-glazed earthenware wall tile with dovecot and tower painted in blue on a white background: Dutch, 17th century, from a house in the Grassmarket, Edinburgh, demolished c. 1875
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century
One of a panel of six tin-glazed earthenware tiles painted in manganese purple, blue and yellow with a canary in a cage: Dutch, probably Rotterdam, 18th century