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Iroquois in 1745 Image Bank

Iroquois nations 1500
Climate of Indigenous peoples' territory
Iroquois territory
Shaman performing a ritual
Iroquois savage
Traditional corn husk doll
Iroquoians grew the “three sisters”
Three sisters: squash, corn, beans
Jacques Cartier Hochelaga 1535
Wood mortar & pestle for grinding corn
Inside a longhouse
Life in a longhouse
Algonquians and Iroquoians traded goods
Women took care of farming
Iroquoians often travelled by canoe
War was man's work
Snowshoes, sled, moccasins, lacrosse
Wampums
Reconstruction of a longhouse
Shaman performing healing ritual
Iroquois village surrounded by palisade
Iroquoians fishing
Bark basket
Making maple sugar
Iroquoian dance in honour of corn
Donnacona and Jacques Cartier
Boys playing “Follow My Leader”
A lacrosse game
Language used to transmit knowledge and legends
Donnacona France 1536
llustration of Algonquin dress by Champlain
Slash and burn technique
Jacques Cartier Stadacona 1535
Chiefs discuss current issues of clan
Iroquois masks hold special powers
Trading scenes among Five Nations
Clay pots for storing food
Iroquois woman
Moccasins
Iroquois dances
Iroquois games
Iroquois grand chiefs met to form council
Women making bark baskets
Musical instrument made of turtle shell
Hurons hunting deer illustrated by Champlain
Reconstruction interior longhouse
Building an Iroquois dugout canoe
Iroquois population 1500
Organization of Five Iroquois Nations
First Peoples around 1500

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