Imagine you’re exploring around the Pacific Northwest in 1800
Posted: July 10, 2013 Filed under: America, native america 2 Commentsand you see this:
Pretty scary. That’s from this book:
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why is it scary? they’re tribal masks.
hmm. They look to me like they’re designed to be fearsome and if I didn’t know these people I’d be on edge. But maybe once we were friends I’d realize I’d been silly.