Metadata
Title
BEENBEKLEEDSELS
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Description
361-9
Women's boots; ké (TK); buckskin, rawhide, sinew; h. 137 cm., l. of sole: 27 cm.; ca. 1880.
The Navajos say that they began to make this Pueblo-influenced style of women's moccasins or boots after their release from Fort Sumner in 1868. Each moccasin consists of a rawhide sole, a reddish-brow...
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Location of creation
Arizona (United States)
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Material(s)
leather
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Date made
Jan 1, 1870 – Jan 1, 1880
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Type(s)
shoes (footwear)
moccasins
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Technique(s)
No Technique(s) available
Maker(s)
No Maker(s) available
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