Athabascan birch bark canoe. Light weight, versatile. Made by Moses Paul and apprentices. Birch bark covering, spruce wood frame,spruce root and babiche lashings, spruce pitch sealant. #ANHC #culturaltourism #athabascan #nativehistory #homeschool | Alaska Native Heritage Center
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Athabascan birch bark canoe. Light weight, versatile. Made by Moses Paul and apprentices. Birch bark covering, spruce wood frame,spruce root and babiche lashings, spruce pitch
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