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Double Bear<\/h1>\n

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Leroy Henry<\/strong><\/span> (b. 1974)<\/span><\/h3>\n

Cayuga Nation, Turtle Clan<\/p>\n

2019
Soapstone
6″ x 7″ x 2″<\/p>\n

Double Bear<\/strong><\/em> represents the joining of two clans (families). The bear is a healer, a giver of good medicine. The bear is also a protector and symbolizes physical strength and leadership. (learned humility and teaching).<\/p>\n

Location<\/strong>: First Floor, Frank Holmes Centre, Huron University<\/p>\n

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Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025| Leroy Henry. | Photographs by Ryan Rabie | Copyright | \u00a9 | 2025 | Huron Library. |Reproduction is prohibited.<\/p>\n

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