10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUMPLINE»
Discover the use of
tumpline in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tumpline and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Survival Skills of Native California
The net made for Gayton had eighteen rows of loops and measured about 3 feet
in length and 5 feet in width when pulled taut. A coil similar to that of the start was
passed through the last row of loops and through the looped end of a tumpline.
Paul Douglas Campbell, 1999
2
Provincial and State Papers
Wm. Nevins, 1 knapsack, 1 jacket, 1 tumpline. Minott Farmer, 1 knapsack, 1
sword, 1 tumpline. Sam1 Hill, 1 knapsack, 1 tumpline. Ephraim Blood, 1 gun, 1
knapsack, 1 tumpline. James Macintosh, L knapsack, 1 jacket, 1 tumpline.
Libbeus ...
New Hampshire (Colony) Probate Court, 1873
3
U.S. Air Force Survival Handbook
Precisely written, profusely illustrated, and completely authoritative, this is an essential book for anyone—soldier or civilian—looking for knowledge that could prove to be the difference between life and death in a dangerous situation ...
United States Air Force, 2013
"Maurice has an older brother, Henri, who is rangier and who has, in front of
witnesses, put the meat from two butchered caribou in a Woods tumpline pack
and walked away with it. The weight of the pack was 362 pounds. Maurice says
that ...
5
Living Like Indians: A Treasury of North American Indian ...
Indians have frequently carried loads of 350 pounds by tumpline over rough trails
three miles long, without making one stop en route. A tumpline is a strong, soft
leather headhand ranging from 2 to 3 inches in width with two narrow but strong ...
By Cat Craig OOD FISHING water is never beyond the reach of the experienced
canoeman who uses a tumpline to carry his canoe comfortably under difficult
conditions. A tumpline, correctly rigged, permits shifting the load alternately from
the ...
Tumpline Packing By ERNEST DOCLAR By KEN and PAT KRAFT. More people
use Desenex to help stop Athlete's Foot than any other remedy. DESENEX® is
America's number one Athlete's Foot preparation. That's because anti -fungal ...
8
Primitive Technology: A Book of Earth Skills
A tumpline or burden strap is simply a band, about one to one and a half inches
wide and more than 9 feet long. It is long enough to tie around the body and the
load. A carrying net is a small net with straps at each end. The net is large
enough ...
9
Prehistory of the Rustler Hills: Granado Cave
This author next fashioned a tumpline from a length (125 cm) of cordage that was
coiled six to eight times to make a long loop. This coil of cordage was then
flattened so that it had two looped ends. One looped end was threaded behind
each ...
10
Boy's Book of Camping and Wood Crafts
TUMPLINES Not as a carrying device but as a safety measure is the tumpline
important to thC average CZImPCI'. The tumpline is a strap that fits over one's
forehead so that the pack is carried by the neck muscles rather than those of the
back.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUMPLINE»
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tumpline is used in the context of the following news items.
'A good spirit' at Ganondagan's 24th annual Native American Music …
For now, festival visitors are enjoying activities like traditional Native demonstrators, including stone carving, and pottery- and tumpline-making, traditional ... «Victor Post, Jul 15»
Tradition and a Vibrant Living Culture Highlight Ganondagan's …
... artisan demonstrations (tumpline twining, pottery, soapstone carving,) a flute circle and workshop, traditional Iroquois storytelling, the Native Arts Market, and, ... «Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Jul 15»
Ganondagan's 24th annual Native American Dance and Music …
Additional activities will include traditional Native demonstrators such as stone carving and pottery- and tumpline-making, traditional storytelling, a Native ... «Irondequoit Post, Jul 15»
Cliff Jacobson Unfiltered
Nothing has been more bad-mouthed in canoeing literature than the tumpline (a wide strap that attaches to a pack or bundle, and is placed just above the ... «CANOE & KAYAK, Jul 15»
Farmers are Not Immune to Auto Enrolment
... dry bulk warehouse terminal, which will provide state-of-the-art facilities to As... View RSS feed · Follow @Stackyard1. © 2013 - 2015 TUMPLINE INTERNET. «Stackyard, Jun 15»
20 Things Every Paddler Needs To Know
Developed by Native Americans and romanticized by fur-trading Voyageurs, the tumpline is the best way to carry heavy loads, including canoes, across long ... «CANOE & KAYAK, May 15»
What is the Ceinture Fléchée, and Why Does Every Winter …
The sash was also often used as a tumpline, to allow the user to carry a heavy load on their back. In the event of an emergency the long fringed threads could be ... «Snowshoe Magazine, Feb 15»
Freddy Conquers the Competition for Eye Muscle Area
... calling upon the UK Government and devolved administrations to do all they can... View RSS feed · Follow @Stackyard1. © 2013 - 2015 TUMPLINE INTERNET. «Stackyard, Jan 15»
Charity Auction Success at Cereals 2014
... and frequency of heather burning used as a vegetation management tool acro... View RSS feed · Follow @Stackyard1. © 2013 - 2015 TUMPLINE INTERNET. «Stackyard, Jun 14»
For sale for $66000 on eBay: An orginal Duluth Pack. Maybe.
... provisions for wilderness camping, fashioned with a buckled flap, shoulder straps and a head strap called a "tumpline" to help support and carry the load. «Pioneer Press, Sep 13»
