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English: Lower Sioux Youth Learn to Quarry
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English: NPS
Title
English: Lower Sioux Youth Learn to Quarry
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Kids and adults in a quarry

Lower Sioux youth and elders learn quarrying tips from quarrier Francis Eastman

  • Keywords: pipestone; quarry; quarrying; american indian culture
Depicted place
English: Pipestone National Monument, Pipestone County, Minnesota
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9f9ed033-21e8-44db-8ce6-db9e7b5f5c32
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PIPE

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