Porcupine quills often adorned quilled birch bark boxes were a popular trade item to sell to European-Americans among Eastern and Great Lakes tribes.
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When the creature is rolled into a ball, the quills on the back protect the tucked head, feet, and belly, which are not quilled.
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Many of the more recent bags have a quilled " slat panel " between the pouch and the fringe, while many of the older ones do not.
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Box with quilled battle scene, Jonathan Yorke ( Mesaquab ), Anishnawbek, Rama, birchbark, porcupine quills, sweetgrass, 1904-Royal Ontario Museum-DSC00331
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A widely used emblem was the clawed bear foot, a stylized image with prongs, seen repeated on the quilled and beaded shoulder and breast bands of a fancy fringed Lakota hide shirt of 1870.
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These include the quilled-petal cactus and semi-cactus; formal decorative, which is a flattish, tightly packed mass of radiating petals, and the almost perfectly round ball, among many others.
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As charmed as we were by the quilled one and Laurentians such as two lynx chowing down on a daily ration of refrigerated mice, we also stopped for animal antics in the other three Biodome habitats.
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It may be surmised that, from the quilled text of the proclamation provided to him by the officials, it was Thomas himself who made a more striking layout for print, later most familiar to the public.
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The materials, styles and tribal uses of the carved wood house posts and rattles of the Northwest Coast bear little resemblance to the beaded and quilled items of the Eastern woodlands and the baskets and pottery of the Southwest.
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Many quilled art works can be found on cabinets and stands, cribbage boards, ladies'purses, a wide range of both pictures and frames, work baskets, tea caddies, coats of arms and wine coasters.
