Item #13756 Wabanaki Confederacy Indigenous First Nations / Passamaquoddy Nation (reserve) Indigenous women photographic prints
Wabanaki Confederacy Indigenous First Nations / Passamaquoddy Nation (reserve) Indigenous women photographic prints

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Wabanaki Confederacy Indigenous First Nations / Passamaquoddy Nation (reserve) Indigenous women photographic prints.

[Maine Indigenous Nations]: c.1950s-60s. Reprint. Wabanaki Confederacy is a political alliance that represents a sacred bond of the Algonquian kinship. The Wabanaki Confederacy brought together the Passamaquoddy Nation, Penobscot Nation, Wolastoqey Nation, and the Mi'kmaq Nation. The photographic reproduction of the originals, at this time, the location of the original is unknown. The photographic image of Passamaquoddy Nation women represents the strength and unity of indigenous women. The location and names need further research and identification. From the Francis Tomer. Near Fine. Bright and clean. Black and white photo print, 8.5x11" Item #13756

Price: $150.00

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