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Crow family keeps cradleboard alive
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THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2002 A 29-year-old traditional Crow cradleboard is getting some new use. Gary Johnson and wife Liisa welcomed Quinley Josephine Johnson into their family on Monday. They took her home on the same cradleboard Gary's father made 29 years ago. The Billings Gazette shows pictures of the cradleboard then and now. Get the Story:
Crow birth tradition continues (The Billings Gazette 4/25)
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