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  • Numak'aki, Calumet stem with feather fan, ca. 1780–1803.
  • John Reich (designer) and Robert Scot (engraver), Jefferson Peace Medal, verso, 1801.
  • Ulmer Doppelpfeife (double pipe), second half of the nineteenth century.
  • Lump of vermillion excavated at Horse Portage, Basswood River, Minnesota, ca. 1650–1837.
  • French glass trade beads excavated from eastern Pennsylvania site, 1620–50.
  • Black stone pipe bowl, elbow style, prior to 1919.
  • Sheffield trade knife excavated from a site in Carter, Montana, 1775–1825.
  • Winter weasel skin, n.d.
  • Meat.
  • Sahnish tobacco, n.d.
  • Ogahpah (Quapaw), Three Villages robe, ca. 1740.
  • Numak'aki trade mirror frame excavated from Heart River site near Mandan, North Dakota, 1800–50.
• 1 2019-10-28T11:39:03-07:00 24 November 1833 1 journal page plain 2019-10-28T11:39:03-07:00 November 24 1833

  Mató-Tópe got up early; however, he left his buffalo hides in the room for us [to deal with]. . . .

  Later I gave Mató-Tópe a necklace of bear claws to take along, which he will finish for me. I bought an otter skin and blue glass pearls in the store for added decoration. Furthermore, I gave him colors and a piece of paper [so that he could] paint for me one of the skirmishes he [had] participated in. Mr. Bodmer also gave him several colors.