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mustangtony
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Some items made by the Amazonian Indians in Brazil and sold to the tourists. First is a carved wood totem head witch doctor with hand painted face (14" tall). Next is a liquor bottle wrapped in a real cow leg/foot with a cork stopper (13" tall). Then a creepy shrunken head. They use a formed mold and stretch an animal skin over it. The hair is real Indian hair. Last is a tomahawk made from a wood shaft with a large rock attached with leather strap and some bird feathers for color.
Native American AntiquesThousands of years before America was “discovered,” Native Americans were c…