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Plains Indian Toys
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Upper Missouri Region The Hoof and Pin game is fashioned from deer foot bones and the skewer from a bison rib. To play, the skewer is held in one hand and the other hand holds the bones against the throwing elbow. Next the bones are released with a thrust of the skewer as the player attempts to catch the first bone. Catching the center of a bone is five points. Catching the side hole gains ten points. If the first bone is missed, the other team gets a try. If the bone is caught, the next bones are caught in sequence until all bones have been caught. |
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Shinny Stick with Ball Shinny is played with two teams attempting to hit a bison wool-filled ball between goal posts. At each end of a 50-yard field, two poles are placed about 10 feet apart. Play starts in the center of the field. Each team uses ash sticks to move the ball to their goal. #27 |
Artifacts by Sioux Replications / All images © Franz Brown
| Artifacts Group 1 / Group 2 / Group 3 |
