pipe tomahawk

E141900

A pipe tomahawk is a combined weapon and ceremonial smoking pipe traditionally used by Native American peoples and later adopted in trade and diplomacy with European settlers.

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pipe tomahawk canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American cultural artifact
ceremonial weapon
smoking pipe
trade good
associatedWith Eastern Woodlands
surface form: Eastern Woodlands tribes

Great Plains tribes
colonial period in North America
category Native American pipes
Native American weapons
indigenous diplomacy artifacts
decoratedWith beadwork
brass tacks
engraving
feathers
silver inlay
developedFrom European trade axe
foundInCollection historical societies
military museums
museums of ethnography
hasCulturalRole diplomatic gift
peace symbol
status symbol
hasFunction smoking pipe
weapon
hasPart axe head
hollow wooden haft
mouthpiece
pipe bowl
madeOf brass
iron
steel
wood
relatedTo calumet
trade tomahawk
war club
symbolizes alliance
authority of leaders
peace and war duality
timePeriod 17th century
18th century
19th century
usedBy European settlers
Native Americans
surface form: Native American peoples
usedFor ceremonial smoking
diplomacy
gift exchange
symbolic warfare
usedIn North America
fur trade
treaty negotiations

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Tomahawk axe relatedTo pipe tomahawk