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Metis Panel Bag Panel bags were used for carrying personal medicines, tobacco,

Metis Panel Bag Panel bags were used for carrying personal medicines, tobacco, and flint and steel for making fire. After the introduction of the gun, panel bags were also used to carry shot. This Métis panel bag was collected in 1846 by the Toronto-based artist Paul Kane. It is believed that he acquired the bag from the Métis in the Red River region in what is now southern Manitoba.";"Ces sacs servaient à transporter des produits médicinaux personnels, du tabac, une pierre à feu et un briquet pour faire du feu. Après l'arrivée du fusil, on les utilisera aussi pour transporter des plombs. L'artiste torontois, Paul Kane, fait l'acquisition de ce sac métis en 1846. On pense qu'il l'a obtenu auprès des Métis de la région de la rivière Rouge, aujourd'hui le sud du Manitoba. Royal Ontario Museum. © 2007 Royal Ontario Museum, #2006.13.1 1 Royal Ontario Museum All rights reserved. Name of Object: panel Bag sac Object Type: bag sac Material: wool broadcloth cotton glass beads sinew wool yarn porcupine quill "laine, coton, tendon, perles de verre, fil de laine et piquants de porc-épic Technique: loom-woven embroidered beaded tissé au métier brodé perlé Accession Number: 2006.13.1 Origin-Province: Manitoba Manitoba Origin-Country: Canada Canada Origin-Continent: North America Amérique du Nord Use-Province: Manitoba Manitoba Use-Country: Canada Canada Culture: Cree-Metis Algonquian métisse-cri 2 algonquin Geo Cultural Area: Plains Manitoba Plaines Manitoba Ethno-linguistic Group: Cree-Metis Algonquian Cree-Metis Algonquian Earliest Production Date: 1846 Royal Ontario Museum All rights reserved. Name of Object: panel Bag sac Object Type: bag sac Material: wool broadcloth cotton glass beads sinew wool yarn porcupine quill "laine, coton, tendon, perles de verre, fil de laine et piquants de porc-épic Technique: loom-woven embroidered beaded tissé au métier brodé perlé Accession Number: 2006.13.1 Origin-Province: Manitoba Manitoba Origin-Country: Canada Canada Origin-Continent: North America Amérique du Nord Use-Province: Manitoba Manitoba Use-Country: Canada Canada Culture: Cree-Metis 3 Algonquian métisse-cri algonquin Geo Cultural Area: Plains Manitoba Plaines Manitoba Ethno-linguistic Group: Cree-Metis Algonquian Cree-Metis Algonquian Earliest Production Date: 1846 4 uploads/Geographie/ metis-panel-bag.pdf