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LOGGER'S SHEET LOGGER: Susie Miller REEL NUMBER: 3 Side B STAGE: Cultural Conservation DATE: June 28, 1986 PRESENTOR: Rayna Green GROUP NAME: Marketing Crafts: Cherokee Basketry REGION/STYLE: Cherokee, North Carolina | PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | |E. Taylor, (Emma) - Basket maker| |L. Goings (Louise) - " | |B. Dupree (Betty) - Qualla Arts & Crafts CONTENTS 1. Intro: introduces "river cane basket" 2. Emma: describes the type of basket she is making using a twin sister design. Tells about how their cane has been destroyed by new roads, they have to go to Georgia & South Carolina to get the cane. 3. 4. Rayna: tells how Indians use natural materials to make their crafts. Different design name: spiderweb, chief's daughter 5. 6. Betty: encourage traditional crafts & quality. mixture of the old & new is very important in Indian crafts. 7. 8. Louise: makes baskets on holidays, run out of money; whenever they can find the time. 9. Betty - does most of the buying in the wintertime for Qualla Arts & Crafts 10. Emma - tells about[[strikethrough]]their[[/strikethrough]]her history on starting to make baskets. Made them to make money to feed her family. 11. 12. Rayna: the crafts are very important to the Indians economically 13.