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RACIAL / PEACE PIPES C1730

A club, and two PEACE PIPES (or Calumets) used by Native Americans : the lower one is from Virginia Date: circa 1730

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1730 Americans Artefacts Lower Peace Pipes Virginia Racial


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This evocative image from the annals of American history depicts a Native American elder holding a traditional peace pipe, or calumet, in one hand and a wooden club in the other. The peace pipe, represented here by the upper calumet, was a symbol of unity and diplomacy among various Native American tribes. The lower pipe, originating from Virginia around 1730, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and intricate craftsmanship of Native American artisans during that era. Peace pipes were essential tools in establishing and maintaining peaceful relations between tribes, as well as between Native Americans and European settlers. The smoking of the pipe was a sacred ritual that signified the formation of a bond between the parties involved. The pipe was passed around, each person taking a puff and offering a prayer for the welfare of the group. The wooden club, or war club, held in the elder's other hand, serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities of Native American life during the colonial period. While the peace pipe represented unity and diplomacy, the club symbolized the need for self-defense and protection. This juxtaposition underscores the intricate balance between peace and war, cooperation and conflict, that characterized Native American societies during this time. This image, showcasing the racial harmony and cultural exchange that once existed between Native Americans and European settlers, is a powerful reminder of the rich history and complexities of America's past. The peace pipe and war club, as symbols of both unity and conflict, serve as enduring reminders of the complex relationship between these two distinct cultures.

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