First Nations cradleboards: understanding their significance and versatility — Library and Archives Canada Blog

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Wichita Genealogist

By Elizabeth Kawenaa Montour Cradleboards are still an integral part of the cultural practices of First Nations peoples. I experienced using a cradleboard for my family when we received one from my mother-in-law. It was not new, the paint was flaking off and its footrest was wobbly. An antique restorer stabilized the paint and repaired […]

via First Nations cradleboards: understanding their significance and versatility — Library and Archives Canada Blog.

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