Examples of indigenous birch bark biting, an aboriginal art form, from the Cree First Nation community of Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Examples of indigenous birch bark biting, an aboriginal art form, from the Cree First Nation community of Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan, Canada.
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