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Tobacco Baskets

3/2/2018

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​Simply detailed tobacco baskets were used to store tobacco both at home and while traveling. Larger baskets, which held tobacco as well as a pipe, would be kept at home, while smaller baskets would be kept on one’s person as they traveled. Smaller baskets with intricate designs were also traded.
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