- The bead work is well known for its beauty.
- The key concept is how all of the bead work is related to math, science and symmetry.
- This system is based on the four-fold symmetry method.
- They all are similar because of the x positive, x negative, y positive and y negative.
- The names of the four items are Embroidery, Plains Indians, Shoshone Bead work, Pawnee Buffalo Hide Drum, and Navajo rug
- Reflection symmetry is when the right half is a mirror image of the left half. This also applies to the top and bottom. Also know as the "the four winds".
- An example of base four counting is the four base poles they use to build a Teepee.
- Four fold symmetry 3 is commonly used for sand painting these are used in healing ceremonies.
- The four fold symmetry 4 is used for Yupik parka decoration in Alaska for Eskimos.
- The four fold symmetry 5 system is used in bead looms.
- Native American bead work was created in 1794.
- Two examples of how they were used were for teaching purposed and bead looming.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Cultural Background- Native Americans
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