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Hair pipe
A Hair Pipe is a term for a wide slim bead, more than 1.5 inches wide, which were popular with American Indians, particularly from the Great Plains and Northwest Plateau. ==History== In 1878, Joseph H. Sherburne became a trader to the Ponca people. The Ponca purchased great quantities of corn cob pipes from Sherburne, but only used the stem of the pipes as beads. White Eagle showed the trader a necklace made of the pipestems and asked if they could be ordered in bulk. Sherburne contacted S. A. Frost in New York about producing tubular bone beads and within a year, he had enough hair pipe beads to sell to the Ponca as well as other Indian traders.〔Ewers, John C. ("The Substitution of the Bone Hair Pipe." ) ''Hair Pipes in Plains Indian Adornment: A Study in Indian and White Ingenuity.'' (retrieved 6 August 2011)〕
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