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Summary:
A wooden Indian carved of poplar and positioned on a cylindrical concrete base. The male figure raises his proper right hand straight over his head, with palm facing out as if in greeting. His proper left arm is down by his side. He wears a long sleeved tunic, long pants, a belt, a green loin cloth, moccasins, and a feathered headdress. He has long dark hair and a stern expression on his face.
