- Some
cradleboards are woven, as with the Apache.
Woven cradleboards are made of willow, dogwood, tule, or
cattail fibres.
Wooden cradleboards are made...
- work and travel. The
cradleboards were
attached to the mother's back
straps from the
shoulder or the head. For travel,
cradleboards could be hung on a saddle...
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Elementary schools Cradleboard Elementary School is a
kindergarten through Sixth Grade Elementary School located in the
Cradleboard neighborhood of Whiteriver...
- Edinburgh: Mojo Books. pp. 840–841. ISBN 1-84195-017-3. "
Cradleboard History".
Cradleboard.org.
Archived from the
original on
April 4, 2019. Retrieved...
- tree
where the baby
could watch her
while she
collected seeds or roots.
Cradleboards consisted of a flat
board to
which a
basket was attached. The latter...
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Southern Paiutes at
Moapa wearing traditional Paiute basket hats with
Paiute cradleboard and
rabbit robe...
- and
process and cure meat and
skins from the game. Some
mothers use
cradleboards to
carry an
infant while working or traveling. In
matriarchal and egalitarian...
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traditional Kiowa cradleboards, saddles, moccasins, beadwork, men's and women's clothing, and
other craft formats, but she says
cradleboards are her favorite...
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Mogollon cultures.
Roadrunner feathers were used to
decorate Pueblo cradleboards for
spiritual protection.
Among Mexican Indian and
American Indian tribes...
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Apache Cradleboard is a
bronze sculpture created c. 1994 by
Allan Houser. 15
casts were made. The form of the
sculpture is in Houser’s
signature style—a...
