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how many types of cedar are there?

2

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What tools are used to harvest cedar?

an axe


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What are the uses of cedar?

To weave and make tea

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What can cedar be woven into?

Headbands, hats, baskets, cloaks etc...

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Cedar springs are used to make what?

Cedar tea.

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What tools are used to harvest cedar?

an axe

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How is the cedar harvested?

A strip of cedar is pulled from the tree.

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What is cleaned off from the cedar?

The outer bark

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What might the woven cedar items be used for? 

Traditional ceremonies

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What is a spiritual practice associated with cedar tea?

To smudge negative energy away and purify the air.

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What are the uses of cedar?

To weave and make tea

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Name a way cedar is collected to protect trees.

No more than two hands wide 

It started multiple inches from the ground.

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Where is the shaving of the outer bark placed?

Back on the ground around the area, the cedar was pulled from. 

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How is cedar prepared for harvesting? 

cleaned and soaked in water.

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What might be a worry for traditional cedar harvesters?

Deforestation

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What can cedar be woven into?

Headbands, hats, baskets, cloaks etc...

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How wide is the strip?

2 palms wide 

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What offering can be left?

Tobacco 

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How is cedar turned malleable?

Soaked in water

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What can cedar tea help with?

Pneumonia, bronchitis and rheumatoid arthritis 

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How is the cedar harvested?

A strip of cedar is pulled from the tree.

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How do traditional cedar harvesters show respect? 

Leaving an offering (like tobacco), and performing a prayer. 

Never taking more than needed

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Why are cedar strips not pulled from the bottom of the tree?

To protect the tree from harm

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Can cedar be dyed into different colors?

Yes

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Name at least three pros to drinking cedar tea.

Anti-inflammatory, alleviates bronchitis, pneumonia, rheumatoid arthritis, and helps respiratory organs.

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