Section 4
North America
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Beadwork and Ceramics in the Eastern Woodland Cultures
The Eastern Woodlands cultures lived east of the Mississippi River and are best known for their beadwork and pottery.
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Arts of the Great Plains
Great Plains Native Americans are well known for their buffalo hide paintings, quillwork, and elaborate beadwork.
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Woodcarving in the Northwest Coast Cultures
Art from the indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast and Alaska is distinguished by its complex woodcarvings and its use of formline.
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Art and Architecture of the Southwest Cultures
The indigenous peoples of the Southwest created magnificent works of pottery, jewelry, painting, weaving, and architecture.