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12. Make and decorate a bench for Council Ring.
13. Make and decorate an Indian teepee. Full size.
14. Make and use a willow bed.
15. Make a pair of leggings decorated in good design.
16. Make a shield and spear for the Lone Hunter dance.
17. Make an Indian drum with decorations and stick complete.
18. Make a Navajo loom and weave a rug on it (grass woof with thirty warp strings is allowed).
19. Be responsible for locating, planning, and completing a Council Ring.
20. Make a dry painting for “Four Fires.” Demonstrate at Council.
21. Construct a burlap deer according to “Book of Woodcraft.”
22. Construct a burlap bear according to “Book of Woodcraft.”
Indian Lore
The Degree of Indian Lore may be conferred on any one who takes twenty of these tests:
1. Outline the religion of the high-class Indian. (See “Book of Woodcraft,” page 21.)
2. State what were the Indian’s special virtues.
3. State what were his special vices.
4. State what was the great mistake of his creed.
5. State why William Penn was peculiar in having no trouble with Indians.
6. Be the possessor of three genuine articles of old style Indian make, such as basket, beadwork, quillwork, silver work, pottery, stone work, blankets, war club, bow, quiver, arrows, peace pipe, etc.; and know to what tribe the makers belong, what materials were used in their construction, and how they were made. These may be got from the Mohonk Lodge Colony, Oklahoma, and so help the Indians.
7. Know the original hunting grounds, and give an outline of the history and present condition of one tribe of Indians.
8. Know the uses and meaning of the design or symbols on some Indian article, or something of the ceremony in which it is used.
