Scope and Contents Hand-tinted stereograph, T. W. Ingersoll [?], c. 1899, 8.9 x 17.8 cm.  Two Native American Indian women working on a large red and yellow braided mat, which is suspended between a vertical pole and the corner of a log building.  Both women wearing long cotton dresses and aprons.  Small brown dog sitting on ground.  Woods in background.  On front: “445.  Chippewa Squaws Braiding Rush Mats.”  On back: “Excepting possibly the Choctaw Indians there is no tribe...