Micmac Collection

"Exploring the Rich Heritage of the Micmac People" Step back in time and admire this exquisite canoe model, crafted with birch bark, wood

Micmac Collection: Canoe model, c. 1803 (birch bark, wood & porcupine quills)

Canoe model, c. 1803 (birch bark, wood & porcupine quills)
PEM216322 Canoe model, c.1803 (birch bark, wood & porcupine quills) by American School, (19th century); length: 62 cm; Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts

Micmac Collection: Micmacks in their birchbark canoe; Strait of Canso between Nova Scotia in the island of

Micmacks in their birchbark canoe; Strait of Canso between Nova Scotia in the island of
2632384 Micmacks in their birchbark canoe; Strait of Canso between Nova Scotia in the island of Cape Breton (w/c on paper) by French School

Micmac Collection: Pouch (cloth and beads)

Pouch (cloth and beads)
PEM216323 Pouch (cloth and beads) by American School, (19th century); height: 20 cm; Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts, USA; ePeabody Essex Museum; American, out of copyright

Micmac Collection: Three Micmac Indians, 1861 / 1869. Creator: George Catlin

Three Micmac Indians, 1861 / 1869. Creator: George Catlin
Three Micmac Indians, 1861/1869

Micmac Collection: VERNER: MICMAC HUTS. Huts of Micmac Native Americans of eastern Canada. Graphite

VERNER: MICMAC HUTS. Huts of Micmac Native Americans of eastern Canada. Graphite and watercolor on paper, 1876, by Frederick Arthur Verner

Micmac Collection: Canada, Quebec, Gaspe. Gaspe Peninsula, Micmac First Nation Indian Village, wooden household items

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe. Gaspe Peninsula, Micmac First Nation Indian Village, wooden household items. Property release. IMAGE RESTRICTED: Not available to US land tour operators

Micmac Collection: Canada, Quebec, Gaspe. Micmac First Nation Indian Village, birch bark teepee, fishing basket

Canada, Quebec, Gaspe. Micmac First Nation Indian Village, birch bark teepee, fishing basket. Property release. IMAGE RESTRICTED: Not available to US land tour operators

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of the Micmac People" Step back in time and admire this exquisite canoe model, crafted with birch bark, wood, and porcupine quills around 1803. Witness the grace and skill of the Micmacks as they navigate their birchbark canoe through the picturesque Strait of Canso between Nova Scotia and the island of. . Delicate yet vibrant, this cloth pouch adorned with intricate beadwork showcases the artistic prowess of the Micmac people. Immerse yourself in history with this captivating photograph captured by George Catlin, featuring three proud Micmac Indians from 1861/1869. Discover Verner's detailed graphite depiction of traditional Micmac huts, offering a glimpse into their way of life in eastern Canada. Journey to Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec and explore an authentic Micmac First Nation Indian Village filled with native dolls & toys that reflect their rich cultural heritage. Marvel at a stunning birch bark teepee within Gaspe Peninsula's Micmac First Nation Indian Village - a testament to their resourcefulness and connection to nature. As autumn leaves fall gently around it, behold a beautiful birch bark teepee standing tall in Canada's Gaspe Peninsula's Micmac First Nation Indian Village. Explore wooden household items intricately crafted by members of the Micmac community - each piece telling its own story within Gaspe Peninsula's village setting. Admire a fishing basket made from natural materials found in abundance by the talented artisans residing within Quebec's Gaspe Peninsula's Micmac First Nation Indian Village. Discovering these glimpses into traditional practices and artistic expressions allows us to appreciate and honor the enduring legacy left behind by one of Canada’s indigenous communities – The resilient people known as The Mi'kmaq or "Micmack.