parfleche

A parfleche, containing some food, hung in one of the branches.

Ayla reached for the parfleche to pack it, but something caught her eye.

One parfleche had scintillating beads, all in a row and of different colors.

He is represented by an old parfleche bag.

Carried in a parfleche pouch, pemmican was eaten only when the men did not have time to hunt.

While they traveled, the missing parfleche and long poles preyed on Ayla's mind.

Because doing is often even more fun than watching, the museum will invite visitors to play Indian children's games and take part in a parfleche workshop.

They hung the parfleche; then Ayla glanced toward the fireplace, thinking about the food she had just put on to cook, though nothing was apparent.

Two empty panniers and the parfleche he'd made for their food lay next to his saddle, empty.

Jack laughed, went to the sled for the parfleche of pemmican, and came to sit on his bear-skin by the fire.

The cooked bison roast and tongue from their meal were put into a rawhide parfleche in which she stored food.

He was erecting the tripod of poles from which the parfleche full of meat would be suspended.

"Your parfleche, and the long poles."

With trembling hands Lost Eagle rummaged through his parfleche until he found his blue officer's uniform.

Roe deer makes such soft leather," Ayla she put the last piece of meat in her parfleche, "and did you see on that sable?"

A parfleche is a Native American rawhide bag, typically used for holding dried meats and pemmican.

"The Northern Plains parfleche case."

One corner of the parfleche had been torn out by teeth and claws, one sausage broken into, but the cairn had stood.

Only a few slivers of dried meat remained in the parfleche, with three of the tiny onion bulbs she had gathered near their hidden camp.

Jack was carrying his bow, quiver, an extra quiver, and a parfleche of pemmican on a strap.

I traveled, the missing parfleche and long poles preyed on ,They were more than useful, they might be necessary i trip ahead.

He concentrated on his gun, loading and unloading it, fingering the two gold bullets which he still kept in his parfleche.

Kiowa women tanned, skin-sewed, quilled, painted geometric designs on parfleche and later beaded hides.

Dogs dragged travois and rawhide parfleche that contained camping goods for short moves that were for long periods of time.

He had his good horse, his rifle, his parfleche; the signal was given, and he left Rattlesnake Buttes for the last time.