English: This exquisite cedar c.1900 Gugwame'sa Dzunuk'wa or "Face of Dzunuk'wa" item was a native Indian feast dish-cover. It features bright red paint and was purchased by UBC's Museum of Anthropology in 1953 where it is now on display. (Vancouver, Canada)
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