• Site Developer

This site was developed by Marsha MacDowell, Michigan State University Museum, March 2002

• Site Designer

The site was designed by KEVA, June 2002. Additional technical assistance provided by Sunny Wang.

• Photo credits

Home:

	Unidentified fancy dancer, photo by Minnie Wabanimkee, courtesy MSU Museum collection.
	Water Woman mask by Sally Thielen, MSU Museum collection, photo by Doug Elbinger.
	Woodland pot by Frank Ettawageshik, MSU Museum collection, photo by Pearl Yee Wong.
	Black ash strawberry basket by Sarah Turkey, MSU Museum collection, photo by Pearl Yee Wong.
	Porcupine quillwork box by Yvonne Walker Keshick, MSU Museum collection, photo by Pearl Yee Wong.

About MNAAI:

Unidentified fancy dancer, photo by Minnie Wabanimkee, courtesy MSU Museum collection.

Artist Gallery:

MSU Museum collection, photo by Pearl Yee Wong.

Info for Artists:

Grass dancer Dennis Shananaquet, MSU American Indian Pow Wow, 1995. Photo by Minnie Wabanimkee, courtesy MSU Museum.

Info for Educators:

Sweetgrass and black ash basket by Agnes Rapp, MSU Museum collection. Photo by Pearl Yee Wong.

Links:

'To Our Sisters' birchbark box and lid embroidered with porcupine quills by Yvonne M. Walker Keshick, 1994. MSU Museum collection. Photo by Douglas Elbinger.

MNAAI Reports:

'Honoring My Father' Birchbark cut out by Patricia Shackleton. Private collection. Photo courtesy of MSU Museum.

Listserv:

Chi Noden Drum. MSU American Indian Heritage Pow Wow, 1995. Photo by Minnie Wabanimkee.

Contact Us:

'Three Sisters' by Tammy Tarbell - Boehning. MSU Museum collection. Photo by Douglas Elbinger.

Site Info:

'Great Turtle Island' beaded pendant by Lorraine Shananaquet, 1994. Photo by Douglas Elbinger, MSU Museum collection.

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