Vintage 1939 Indian Fishing Village Hide Preparation Technique

In October 1939, a vintage image showcases a traditional method of hide scraping in an Indian fishing village in Oregon. The process of softening hides has historical significance in Native American culture, reflecting skills passed down through generations. Such techniques were essential for creating clothing and tools, emphasizing resourcefulness in community life.

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