1904 Heliogravure Net Work Woven Sack Pouch Hoopa Valley Tribe Twine XGZ7 XEB5 " This is an original

" This is an original 1893 duotone print of the James River in the Blue Ridge Mountains

This is an original 1926 photogravure of the mounds of mining tailings at the mouth of Bonanza Creek in the Yukon Territory of Canada

This is an original 1854 black and white woodcut of the queens of Remeses the Great

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1904 Heliogravure Net Work Woven Sack Pouch Hoopa Valley Tribe Twine XGZ7 XEB5 " This is an originalThis is an original 1904 black and white heliogravure of a "net work" sack carried by the men of the Hoopa Valley Indian Tribe. This carefully woven pouch was used to gather resources. In the upper right hand corner is a close up of the detail showing the intricate braiding and weaving structure. The Hoopa, or Hupa Valley Indians of what is now part of Humboldt County in California are a culturally significant peoples. Inhabiting the Hoopa Valley,