Boys' games among the North American Indians (1924)
Stow, Edith, 1875- · New York : E. P. Dutton & Co · leaf 70
48 INDIAN BOYS’ GAMES notches on each side of the splicing so that the cord that binds them will have something into which to catch. Then securely tie the hoop with a stout cord. The Indians used rawhide, deer sinews or a withe made from the inner bark of a hickory tree. Thread a single bright bead… … SPEAR, HOOP AND COUNTERS FOR THE ALBERTA HOOP AND SPEAR GAME hoop and arrange the bead so that it lies on the inner rim. No single piece of Indian sporting goods is more fun to make than the spear. For the game just described a light three-foot sapling is chosen. It is usually of willow or alder…
Indians of North America -- Games · Games
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