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2024年8月22日 · ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1890s paired cow horn head and beaded coup stick used by the tribes of the Plains Indians. This stick is decorated with bands of solid green beads alternating with multi-colored beads.

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Original Antique Native American Crow Indian Beaded Ceremonial Coup Stick. Paul's Rare and Vintage Antique's (4521) 99.7% positive; Seller's other items ... Military Memorabilia 3. Native American Indian 4. Posters5. Miscellaneous rare and vintage original items. Detailed seller ratings. Average for the last 12 months. Accurate description. 4.9.

Crow coup stick that belonged to Chief Plenty Coup, Battle of the Rosebud. Collected directly on the reservation. Painted and red stroud wrapped shaft with feather drops (original feathers replaced with hand painted turkey feathers). Drops of ermine, feather, red and blue stroud.

2024年11月26日 · These decorated dance sticks add a visual touch to the dance and are specific to the ceremony. Native Americans use dances for healing, to honor the fallen, and in times past, when going on the warpath. Prayers are sent to great spirits through particular feathers. Sometimes these dance sticks are heirlooms.

A fine 19th century Coup Stick of the Sioux Tribe, North American Indians, Northern Plains Reservation ( c. 1860's-1880's). Coup Stick, pronounced [ko͞o ˌstik] were handmade and used by North American Indian warriors, sought to touch their enemies in battle as a sign of courage.