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Annie was a master Spruce Root and Chilkat weaver. Annie wove spruce root baskets and dolls. 
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Ernestine Hanlon-Abel on the Cover of the Daily Sentinel Monday, October 26, 1998. This particular publication is a signed copy by then Governor Tony Knowles.
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In 1993 Chilkat weavers gathered in Hoonah to share knowledge and make an Indigenous Weavers Statement and published it in Raven's Bones Journal - November 1995
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Hoonah weavers travel to Washington, D.C. to study Tlingit basketry, including early design, material and technique.
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The Hoonah weavers noted the four cylinders on top with ermine skins hanging down. It is suggested that the cylinders called skils, signify that the owner hosted four Ku.eex's.
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The two baskest in the background illustrate an unadorned work basket on the left and a basket with false embroidery designs on the right. In the foreground two hats are shown with painted designs.
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This photo shows several styles of basketry and weaving: adorned baskets, woven balls and a work basket.
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