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This fragment of a small stone disk pipe was found during 1988 excavations at the Midway Village (47LC19). The material is a kind of pipestone, often called catlinite, that comes from the Pipestone, Minnesota, area. The Midway Village site is a well-known, late precontact Oneota habitation and burial site north of La Crosse that was first investigated by Will C. McKern of the Milwaukee Public Museum in 1929. Today, after decades of sand removal and other activities, little of the site is left.

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Black or red Turtle Disk pipe 4"

This pipe has an approximately 18-inch plain pine or cedar stem and 4-inch bowl depicting a turtle. This pipe is carved by Bud Johnston, with some help from his wife, Rona Johnston. The turtle is a powerful spirit animal honored by many American Indian people in everyday life and in ceremonies. Turtle Island is a recurrent theme in many origin tales, in which the North American continent is Turtle Island. As the story goes, after the great flood, the turtle allowed the earth to be recreated upon her back. This pipe is made in red pipestone from Pipestone, Minnesota. (Pictures represent the style of the artist, and general appearance of the design, but sizes and minor details will vary slightly between each unique pipe and artist).

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