Indians & Cultural Encounters

Read Henry Timberlake's description of the peace pipe

The bowl of it was of red stone, curiously cut with a knife, it being very soft, tho’ extremely pretty when polished… The stem is about three feet long, finely advanced with porcupine quills, dyed feathers, deers hair, and such like gaudy trifles.
 
Emissaries of Peace: The 1762 Cherokee & British Delegations Exhibit Catalog
Museum of the Cherokee Indian, 2006



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