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Subjecttastenagi warrior chief
Culture: Seminole 
Setting: American-Seminole Wars, Florida 1816-1858
Object: footwear - mocassins








* Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology > Change and Continuity - Hall of the North American Indian
"Mocassins (Seminole)
The Seminole usually preferred to go barefoot, but they did make very a characteristic soft-soled, tanned deerskin moccasin with a 'pucker-toe.'  These moccasins were made by the Mikasuki Seminole, but were never worn.  Thomas Barbour collected them in 1921, although the style was characteristic throughout the nineteenth century. ..."