Drugge, Sylvia (nee Furey)
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Native bag
Description:
A native cedar woven bag by Uclulet people [Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Nation] with "Uclulet" on the front with braided handles. It once belonged to Margaret Furey (nee Ronayne) - she received it from an unknown source. UBC looked the basket was valuable. It comes with care and conservation documents from the UBC Museum of Anthropology.
Date of Object:
ca.1970
Accession #:
014.25.03
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Native basket
Description:
A native basket most likely made in the interior. It has a design of four connected diamonds with the pattern of red, white, black, white, and red. It once belonged to Margaret Furey (nee Ronayne) - she received it from an unknown source. UBC thought that the basket was valuable, comes with care and conservation documents from the UBC Museum of Anthropology. [update 2019] Origin may be Stl’atl’imx territory.
Date of Object:
ca.1970
Accession #:
014.25.01
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Native basket
Description:
A native basket most likely made in the interior made with a riser on the bottom. Ten stripes on the sides five Black and yellow, five red and yellow. Four on two of the sides and two on the other two sides. It once belonged to Margaret Furey (nee Ronayne) - she received it from an unknown source. UBC thought basket was valuable, comes with care and conservation documents from the UBC Museum of Anthropology. [update 2019] Origin is may be Stl’atl’imx territory.
Date of Object:
ca.1970
Accession #:
014.25.02
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