to weave bark or roots
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"Thing to pulverize bark with" | pestle
"Something's bark basket" | birch bark basket
forked stick with two prongs used for debarking roots
tongs (used in cooking); split stick for pulling sinew through; forked stick | scraper for scraping off bark from roots
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scraper for scraping off bark from roots
“Thing below the water” | water pail made of birch bark, wood, or metal
neck cord used in dances | neck ring made of red cedar bark; worn by dancers and people in charge of potlatches
kaséiḵʼw
neck ring made of red cedar bark
neck ring made of red cedar bark rope; worn by dancers and people in charge of potlatches
basket of woven red cedar bark; made of « woot » (sheet of cedar bark)
flat open basket woven from wide strips of bark ( for carrying fish, for holding animal flesh or fish while processing, etc.)
rough rock used for pulverizing bark by rubbing back and forth
slab of bark; used as shingles on Tlingit houses
scraper for hemlock bark