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Exploring Contemporary Indian Metalwork in Oklahoma

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Exploring Contemporary Indian Metalwork in Oklahoma

The letter from Carl Albert to Robert G. Hart expresses gratitude for the copy of SMOKE SIGNALS featuring Oklahoma Indian craftsmen and requests additional copies to send to Indian leaders in Oklahoma. The publication explores contemporary Indian metalworking, specifically focusing on the work of Indian metalworkers in Oklahoma who create jewelry from "German silver." The article discusses the unique aesthetic concepts and production methods used by these craftsmen.

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Title: Exploring Contemporary Indian Metalwork in Oklahoma

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_63_41_0002

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Begin: 1967-01-01

End: 1967-12-31

Scope and Content: The letter from Carl Albert to Robert G. Hart expresses gratitude for the copy of SMOKE SIGNALS featuring Oklahoma Indian craftsmen and requests additional copies to send to Indian leaders in Oklahoma. The publication explores contemporary Indian metalworking, specifically focusing on the work of Indian metalworkers in Oklahoma who create jewelry from "German silver." The article discusses the unique aesthetic concepts and production methods used by these craftsmen.

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Number: 47

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Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center | University of Oklahoma https://www.ou.edu/carlalbertcenter