Indian Children Bathing, Chooutla School, Carcross, Y.T. [Yukon Territory], Note pieces of wood in boys hand, these are used as paddles, one in each hand, while swimming. Most of the Indian boys use these
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Indian Children Bathing, Chooutla School, Carcross, Y.T. [Yukon Territory], Note pieces of wood in boys hand, these are used as paddles, one in each hand, while swimming. Most of the Indian boys use these.
People Indigenous peoples Bodies of water Lakes and ponds Country life Customs and manners Children Frontier and pioneer life Bathing Indians of North America
Place
North and Central America Canada Yukon Territory Latitude: 60 00 N Longitude: 096 00 W
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