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• catalog abstract "The Plateau culture area lies between the Rocky Mountains on the east and the Cascade Mountains on the west and includes parts of Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia. Among the Native American peoples there, the women's economic role of food gathering was traditionally considered so important that their status was equal to that of men. A woman's most important role, that of teacher and tradition bearer, was attained as a result of life. Experience for which she was honored as an elder. While young women gathered and prepared food, bore children, and managed the family's resources, they also developed their individual artistic skills. As they grew older and became grandmothers, they were responsible for teaching their grandchildren traditional values and beliefs through stories and songs and helping them, in turn, to learn artistic techniques. Present-day Plateau women continue to be tradition bearers. Within the arts, sometimes also incorporating contemporary elements into their work.".
• catalog contributor b10073220.
• catalog contributor b10073221.
• catalog created "[1996]".
• catalog date "1996".
• catalog date "[1996]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1996]".
• catalog description "Experience for which she was honored as an elder. While young women gathered and prepared food, bore children, and managed the family's resources, they also developed their individual artistic skills. As they grew older and became grandmothers, they were responsible for teaching their grandchildren traditional values and beliefs through stories and songs and helping them, in turn, to learn artistic techniques. Present-day Plateau women continue to be tradition bearers.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 159-164) and index.".
• catalog description "Interview with Inez Hubert -- Interview with Joanne Bigcrane -- Interview with Mary E. Williams -- Interview with Louella Friedlander -- Wyakin, song of Walla Walla Po / Elizabeth Penney Wilson -- Woman and music in the Plateau / Judy Jones and Loran Olsen -- Interview with Geraldine Jim.".
• catalog description "Interview with Nettie Jackson -- Interview with Elaine Emerson -- Interview with Rose Frank -- The invisible dress / Elizabeth Woody -- Plateau native leather clothing, traditional and modern / Richard Conn -- Tanning a hide / Mourning Dove -- Interview with Elsie Selam and Sarah Quaempts -- Wéw luqse Íi-quni-mah, wanting to learn the old wisdom / Ann McCormack -- Interview with Ada Patrick -- Interview with Armenia Miles -- Interview with Mary Ann Meanus -- Ant and the beads / James A. Teit -- Old-one teaches the people the use of ornaments / James A. Teit -- Lewis and Clark expedition journal excerpt / Meriwether Lewis -- Beadwork and cultural identity on the Plateau / Kate Duncan.".
• catalog description "The Plateau culture area lies between the Rocky Mountains on the east and the Cascade Mountains on the west and includes parts of Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Montana, and British Columbia. Among the Native American peoples there, the women's economic role of food gathering was traditionally considered so important that their status was equal to that of men. A woman's most important role, that of teacher and tradition bearer, was attained as a result of life.".
• catalog description "The legend of Tsagaglalal "She who watches" / Emory M. Strong -- Introduction : Plateau women and their culture / Lillian A. Ackerman -- Old-one and the creation of the Nicola Country / James A. Teit -- Creation / Virginia Beavert -- Why spider has such long legs / Mourning Dove -- How my grandmother received her healing power / Ella E. Clark -- Interview with Rena Katherine Ramsey -- Origin of basket weaving / Virginia Beavert -- Coyote meets wind and some others / Mourning Dove -- Basketry styles of the Plateau Region / Lynette Miller -- The baskets and the Klickitats / Minnie Marie Slockish -- Preserving an art : Klikitat basketry / Nettie Jackson with Mary Schlick.".
• catalog description "Within the arts, sometimes also incorporating contemporary elements into their work.".
• catalog extent "xvi, 174 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0806128763 (alk. paper)".
• catalog issued "1996".
• catalog issued "[1996]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Norman : University of Oklahoma Press,".
• catalog spatial "Northwest Coast of North America".
• catalog spatial "Northwest, Pacific".
• catalog subject "700/.89/970797 20".
• catalog subject "E78.N78 S65 1996".
• catalog subject "Indian art Northwest Coast of North America Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian art Northwest, Pacific Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Material culture Northwest Coast of North America Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Material culture Northwest, Pacific Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Northwest Coast of North America Material culture Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Northwest Coast of North America Social life and customs Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Northwest, Pacific Material culture Exhibitions.".
• catalog subject "Indian women Northwest, Pacific Social life and customs Exhibitions.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Interview with Inez Hubert -- Interview with Joanne Bigcrane -- Interview with Mary E. Williams -- Interview with Louella Friedlander -- Wyakin, song of Walla Walla Po / Elizabeth Penney Wilson -- Woman and music in the Plateau / Judy Jones and Loran Olsen -- Interview with Geraldine Jim.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Interview with Nettie Jackson -- Interview with Elaine Emerson -- Interview with Rose Frank -- The invisible dress / Elizabeth Woody -- Plateau native leather clothing, traditional and modern / Richard Conn -- Tanning a hide / Mourning Dove -- Interview with Elsie Selam and Sarah Quaempts -- Wéw luqse Íi-quni-mah, wanting to learn the old wisdom / Ann McCormack -- Interview with Ada Patrick -- Interview with Armenia Miles -- Interview with Mary Ann Meanus -- Ant and the beads / James A. Teit -- Old-one teaches the people the use of ornaments / James A. Teit -- Lewis and Clark expedition journal excerpt / Meriwether Lewis -- Beadwork and cultural identity on the Plateau / Kate Duncan.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The legend of Tsagaglalal "She who watches" / Emory M. Strong -- Introduction : Plateau women and their culture / Lillian A. Ackerman -- Old-one and the creation of the Nicola Country / James A. Teit -- Creation / Virginia Beavert -- Why spider has such long legs / Mourning Dove -- How my grandmother received her healing power / Ella E. Clark -- Interview with Rena Katherine Ramsey -- Origin of basket weaving / Virginia Beavert -- Coyote meets wind and some others / Mourning Dove -- Basketry styles of the Plateau Region / Lynette Miller -- The baskets and the Klickitats / Minnie Marie Slockish -- Preserving an art : Klikitat basketry / Nettie Jackson with Mary Schlick.".
• catalog title "A song to the creator : traditional arts of Native American women of the plateau / edited by Lillian A. Ackerman.".
• catalog type "Exhibition catalogs. fast".
• catalog type "text".