Description:

This collectible chip card features imagery related to Native American heritage exhibited at the Americana Museum in Warm Springs, Oregon. The card highlights sacred artifacts and traditions associated with the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation. Prominently displayed on the front is a photographic representation emphasizing Wampum and Dentallium shell necklaces, traditional items significant to the Wasco and Paiute peoples.

The card is a $3 value chip card issued by U.S. West and manufactured by Gemplus. The design reflects tribal culture and currency, capturing elements of Northwest Native American legacy. The front includes the text "NorthWest Legacy #2 Wampum & Dentallium Shell Necklaces." The museum location and tribal affiliations are clearly noted to connect the collectible with authentic Native American traditions of the Warm Springs tribes.

The overall presentation combines ethnographic and cultural motifs with branding by U.S. West Communications. This card is a collectible chip card used for communications, embodying the artistic and historic significance of the Warm Springs Confederated Tribes through traditional adornments and sacred objects.

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