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The Mi'kmaq Ceremonial Robe was often used at ceremonial gatherings of the Native people.

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The Bone-handled Hatchet was made by the Inuit people. They used bones to make handles for their tools because there was a limit to the wood that was available for use. This tool is an example of how the Inuit people coped with the environment they were in.

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The Ulu knife was an all-purpose tool for the Inuit people. It was used for skinning and cleaning animals. Another use for it was for cutting a child's hair, cutting food, and for trimming blocks of ice to build an igloo.

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The Elbow Adze is an axe like cutting tool. It is used for smoothing or carving wood. This was very useful for the Native people because most of the tools they used were made out of wood.

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Spears were one of the daily tools that the Native people used. They were used for hunting, fishing, and fighting. Native people often had this armed because it was durable.

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Boomerangs had multiple uses for the native people. They were used for warfare, hunting prey, rituals and ceremonies, and many others.

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This basket was used to store belongings, to haul food, or to trade. It was an essential item that the native people used daily.

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Button blankets are a popular piece of feast attire worn by people of the north coast. It symbolizes social and artistic rebirth.

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The Native Thunderbird symbolizes power, protection, and strength. During times of food shortage, Native people pleaded to the Thunderbird and he helped. He is often seen as the most powerful of all spirits.

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Metis people's art is influenced by European and Native cultures. Floral beadwork was common among Metis designs. The design is influenced by the way the Native culture's principles are presented in four. Metis people are taught to bead a mistake in their work to protect them from vanity.