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Native American - Northeast and Southeast Woodland
Native American ➔ Cross, Double Barred

Identifier:
117734
Description:

This cross has been identified as a funerary object, and in coordination with the appropriate Tribal Governments, the GRPM is working diligently to repatriate them in accordance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA).
Date:
1784 – 1809
Dimensions:
1.75" h 1" w
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Collection Tier:
Tier 2
Source:
Gift Of Yoder, Lester J.
Exhibit/Program:
People of the Grand (1980 – 1994)
Related Entities:
Robert Cruickshank (creator)
Robert Cruickshank was a silversmith working in Montreal, Canada in the late 1700s. He ran a silver manufacturing operation which produced a large amount of trade silver to supply the Northwest Company. Many of his pieces survive today and are associated with the Native American fur trade. Lester J. Yoder (donor)