The "Copper" was used by the First Nations people as a form of money and wealth. It was made out of "Native" copper which was found in the land where they lived, and superficially resembled a shield. Considered very rare and hard to obtain, raw copper was traded from the Athabaskan Indians in the Interior Plains, or from the white man in later times.
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Paintings were often done on stone, and portrayed pleasant scenes of the afterlife in tombs. Ancient Egyptians created both monumental and smaller sculptures, using the technique of sunk relief.
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Elaborate or very nice clothing
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they are different
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none of them are the same they all are different but have a unity tune
