Seminole Indians.
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Duration: 397
Year Published: 1951
Creator: 55414 Webb (Harry) and Albinson (Elmer)
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: P: Preservation Material NT: Negative Track AC: Acetate A: 400' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Color Sound 397 International Film Bureau, Documents the lives of Seminole Indians living in the Florida Everglades. Shows their open-sided houses with raised floors which offer protection against floods and snakes. Includes scenes of women creating souvenirs for tourists, doing washing and sewing, while the men hunt, fish and skin the frogs they will sell.
Complete Record: Documents the lives of Seminole Indians living in the Florida Everglades. Shows their open-sided houses with raised floors which offer protection against floods and snakes. Includes scenes of women creating souvenirs for tourists, doing washing and sewing, while the men hunt, fish and skin the frogs they will sell. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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