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[isdntekvideo] Comanche American Handmade Hawk Theme Beaded Pendant26\" Bead Necklace / Charm AS SEEN IN 1ST 6 Photos
Hand Made By Local Comanche Artist
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Ancient Cultures: In many cultures, such as the Navajo and Comanche, wearing bone chokers was associated with strength, bravery, and protection.-Animal bones, were worn as symbols of power or to invoke the animal\'s attributes in the wearerAll items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money backWe have a vast collection of everything imaginable, from coins to aircraft.Antique and modern.African, American (Native & South American), Asian As Well.THANKS FOR LOOKING
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DearUnlimited Originals:
Under the IACA, it is illegal to offer or display for sale,or sell, any art or craft product in a manner that falsely suggestsit is Indian produced, an Indian product, or the product of aparticular Indian Tribe. According to the implementing regulations,unqualified use of the terms “American Indian,” “Indian,”“Native American,” “Alaska Native,” or the names ofparticular Indian Tribes such as “Cherokee” in connection withthe sale or display for sale of an art or craft product will beinterpreted to mean that the maker is a member of a federally orofficially State recognized Indian Tribe, a member of the Tribenamed, or is certified by an Indian Tribe of their direct linealdescent as a non-member Indian artisan, 25 C.F.R.§309.24.
Thisletter is not a substitute for legal advice and should not be takenas legal advice.
If you have any questions regarding the IACAor the information provided above, please feel free to consult ourwebsite, www.iacb.doi.gov.
Sincerely,
Ken Van Wey
Program Analyst
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
U.S.Department of the Interior
- Iagree with the policy, Ken. However, your contempt prior toinvestigation is not accurate.
To be clear, my mother was of theComanche Tribe. Her Shaman, Harley Swiftdeer.
Kindly address thesituation directly, not a pre-written email without first being awareof the facts. If you, or anyone, would like to speak with mein person, I\'d be happy to accommodate. Meet a new friend.Be well.
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