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Dakota woman's cloth belt with jingle cones
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| Description | Dakota woman's dyed cotton cloth belt with tin jingle cones made from tobacco cans. The belt is part of a Dakota ceremonial jingle dress made by Lucy Pair in 1905 (see also blouse and skirt 1141.A.1 and 1141.A.2). This type of dress was traditionally worn for ceremonial healing purposes and, more recently, at pow-wows. The dress was donated by a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution from Wheaton, Minnesota. |
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| Quantity | 1 item |
| Format | Content Category: artifacts |
| Measurements | 34 1/4 inches length 4 inches width overall 1 7/8 inches width cloth 2 inches height each jingle cone (approximate) |
| Nomenclature | Belt (costume accessory) Jingle |
| Creation | Made by: Pair, Lucy Made by Dakota Indians Made in Minnesota, United States |
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Given by: Cowles, Mrs. Augustus Made by Dakota Indians Made in Minnesota, United States Collected in Wheaton, Traverse County, Minnesota, United States Indian. Clothing. Outerwear. Dresses |
| Dates | Creation: Exactly 1905 Content: date donated |
| Holding Type | 3D Objects |
| ID Number | 1141.A.3 |