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Medicine Bundle

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Medicine Bundle
A collection of objects—e.g., animal skins, powders, stones, etc.—that may be carried by Native Americans, which are believed to have healing powers
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The medicine bundle was the kind that some Indian healers carry as a powerful healing tool, and it contained a gazing crystal.
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The spider remains completely intact, which suggests that it was either found dead, caught and poisoned, or allowed to die naturally, a prisoner of the medicine bundle.
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There are smatterings of totem poles, medicine bundles, canoes, and bones spread across most museums in Europe (and let's not forget some of the finer museums on this very continent), and these museums are currently being encouraged to return these objects.
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