The birch bark basket was and is important to the Athabascan people of the interior. The birch bark, spruce root and moose bone are used to create the birch bark basket as a storage container and even for cooking. #ANHC #CulturalTourism | Alaska Native Heritage Center
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The birch bark basket was and is important to the Athabascan people of the interior. The birch bark, spruce root and moose bone are used to create the birch bark basket as a storage
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