"Woven thing (out of bark)" | unfinished basket
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"Something's bark basket" | birch bark basket
long, flat loosely woven basket for pressing out herring oil
“Thing below the bouncing one(s)” | basket or pan used to collect berries by knocking them (p) off the bush
kadádzaa yeit / katádzaa yeit
basket of woven red cedar bark; made of « woot » (sheet of cedar bark)
flat open basket woven from wide strips of bark ( for carrying fish, for holding animal flesh or fish while processing, etc.)
large mussel (on stormy coast, used for scraping); shell is used as a scraper for spruce roots being prepared for basketry