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Acknowledgments
Richard Silliboy, exhibit consultant Jennifer Neptune, exhibit consultant Theresa Secord Hoffman Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Annie Hager, University of Maine, Department of Forest Ecosystem Science Bill Livingston, University of Maine, Department of Forest Ecosystem Science Maine Forest Service Kathleen Mundell, Maine Arts Commission Bunny McBride Bruce Bourque, Maine State Museum Michael Huberman, on-line exhibit web design
Matthew Flagg, on-line exhibit webmaster
Lenders to the Exhibit Angela Barnes, Passamaquoddy Margo Boyd and Stephen Bicknell Deborah Brooks, Passamaquoddy Jean Camuso and Eric Brown Carol Dana, Penobscot Theresa Secord Hoffman, Penobscot Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance Micmac Images Navajo Rug Restorations Peter Neptune, Passamaquoddy Old Town Museum Lawrence Shay, Penobscot Richard Silliboy, Micmac Rosella J. Silliboy, Micmac Peter Smith Terry Collection, Unity College Bibliography Carroll,
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Fannie H. "The Handicrafts of the Modern Indians of Maine."
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Margaret. "Baskets for Sale! Maine Indian Baskets of the late Nineteenth
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Judith Rose Lacadie. "Survey of Materials and Construction Techniques
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MA thesis, University of Maine, 1989. Special
Collections, Fogler Library, University of Maine. Konrad,
Lee-Ann and Christine Nicholas. Artists of the Dawn: Christine Nicholas
and Senabeh. Orono, ME: Northeast Folklore Society, 1987. Lester,
Joan. We're Still Here: Art of Indian New England. Boston: The Children's
Museum, 1987. McBride,
Bunny. "A Special Kind of Freedom." Down East Magazine (June
1983): 88-93; 114-115. Focuses on Micmac basketmakers in Maine. McBride,
Bunny. Our Lives in Our Hands: Micmac Indian Basketmakers. Gardiner,
ME: Tilbury House, 1990. McMullen,
Ann and Russell Handsman, eds. A Key into the Language of Woodsplint
Baskets. Washington, CT: American Archaeological Institute, 1987. See
article by Joan Lester on Penobscot Indian Basketry. Mundell,
Kathleen, Basket Trees/Basket Makers. Augusta, ME: Maine Arts Commission,
1992. Nicholas,
Joseph. Baskets of the Dawnland People. Calais, ME, 1980. O'Meara,
Mary Elizabeth. "Maine Indian Basketry," MA thesis, George
Washington University, 1978. Pelletier,
Gaby. Abenaki Basketry. Ottawa: National Museum of Canada, 1982. Prins,
Harald and B. McBride. "A Social History of Maine Indian Basketry."
Kennebec Proprietor Magazine of the Fort Western Museum 6, no. 2 (1990):
18-21. Sanipass,
Mary. Baskadegan: Basket Making Step-by-Step. Madawaska, ME: The Saint
John Valley Publishing Company, 1990. Smith-Breckling,
Carol. "Basketmaker MaryMitchell Gabriel, Passamaquoddy,"
Indian Artist. Fall 1995; 112-116. Speck,
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Andrew. "Ash to Ashes?" Maine Times, March 3, 1995; 16-17.
Zimet, Abby. "Basketmakers' Lament." Maine Sunday Telegram. July 16, 1995; B-1.
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