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Nakia Williamson-Cloud interprets k’úusey’ne sapoˀsaapóˀs (Woman’s Saddle) in the Wetxuuwíitin’ Collection


	Protocol: Nimíipuu [Nez Perce] Public Access Authors: WSU CDSC Tags: Saddles

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k’úusey’ne sapoˀsaapóˀs (Woman's Saddle) Nez Perce

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Community

Nimíipuu [Nez Perce]

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Artistry and Artifacts

Summary

The earliest documented Nez Perce saddle from the Wetxuuwíitin’ Collection.

Wetxuuwíitin’

Dictionary Word

Term

Wetxuuwíitin’

Translation

Returned after period of captivity

Related Items:

k’úusey’ne sapoˀsaapóˀs (Woman's Saddle) Nez Perce

Community:

Nimíipuu [Nez Perce]

Protocol:

Nimíipuu [Nez Perce] Public Access

Category:

Artistry and Artifacts

Keywords:

Collections:

Wetxuuwíitin’ formerly the Spalding-Allen Collection (Nez Perce)

Original Date:

2021

Creator:

Nakia Williamson-Cloud

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