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            Laminator - FELOWES Saturn 3i 125 LAMINTOR, Saturn 3i 125 240401 Z A 0030006 CRC 57366Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - 6.SIX INDIANS AT BANK OF RIVER WITH TWO CANOES GREETING MORE INDIANS ACROSS RIVER. One Indian armed with rifle.Clsude McCrocklin Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - 7.FOUR INDIANS ARMED WITH RIFLES RIDING HORSES AT A GALLOP.Claude McCrocklin Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - 8.TWO INDIANS ON HORSEBACK ARMED WITH RIFLES AT INDIAN VILLAGE. Two wooden buildings with grass roofs, two open structures with grass roofs and other people in background.Claude McCrocklin Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - ALLIGATOR HUNT The dugout canoe was the tradition in the Southeast Woodland culture. The Caddo, like other groups, supplemented farming with gathering, fishing, and hunting. Alligators were an abundant game source.McCrocklin, Claude Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - FIVE HORSES RUNNING Horses became a self-sustaining population in Texas after the Alonso de León expedition brought 700 of them to the area. The Native people quickly adopted them and became master horsemen.McCrocklin, Claude Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - LOG HOUSE A typical Cherokee homestead when they were in East Texas from 1819 to 1839 would have looked like this. They had adopted log cabins, rail fences, European clothes, horses, and chickens before fleeing their homeland in the Southeast.McCrocklin, Claude Record Type: Object   
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            Painting - Painting, 17.5" 24", by Mrs. Audrie Hendricks (born1928), of the Jones family Log Home with additonal wing, similar in style to Grendma Moses. See the article by Deborah Burkett for the Cherokeean July 28, 2021.Mrs. Audrie Hendricks Record Type: Object   
