Native American Commemorative Stamp Designs

produced by Mrs. O'Haver's 5th Grade Class, 1994-95 School Year

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Southwest Indians

Rugs and Blankets
- Arts and Crafts, by Libby
- Baskets and Blankets, by Christine
- Rugs Show Symbols, by Chris B.
Kachinas
- Kachina, Messenger of the Gods, by Steven C.
- Antelope or Chof, Kachina Doll, by Peter C.
- Hopi Craftsmen, by Lauren
- Kachina doll, by Vishal
Housing and Land
- The Hogan, by Stephanie
- A Navajo Home, by David J.
- Adobe Was Useful, by Nijel
- Beautiful Lanscape, by Justin
Pottery
- Useful Pottery, by Sheena
- Their Pottery Was Pretty, by Luis
- Pottery is Useful, by James
- The Comanche Tribe, by Michael H.
- Making Pottery, by Emem
- Making Pottery by the Coil Method, by Katherine
- Pottery With Color, by Rachel
- Laguna Indians Pottery, by Lindsey
- Geometic Shapes In Pottery, by Lauren S.
Symbols
- The Lizard, by Alisha
- Mother Earth and the Snake Dance, by Anna
- Spirits in Sunshine, by David A.
- Religion Was Important, by Colin
- Bald Eagles, by Lisa J.
- Gourd Rattles, by Sandy
- Instruments for Ceremonies, by Paulissa
- An Interesting Storyteller Doll, by Emily N.
- Corn Planter, by Genevieve
- Sand Can Cure, by Julia

Eastern Woodland Indians

Pottery design on blanket, by Allison
Pottery Was So Special, by Emily G.
All Indians Made Beautiful Things, by Victoria

Plains Indians

Portable Houses, by Christina K.

Pacific Coast Indians

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This page is maintained by Mary O'Haver, Fairland Elementary School, and Prof. Thomas O'Haver , University of Maryland. Comments, suggestions and questions should be directed to Mary O'Haver at mohaver@umd5.umd.edu or Prof. O'Haver at to2@umail.umd.edu.

This page was first created on May 11, 1995
Last updated May 19, 1995