Outstanding job of sculpting and painting. One question, though, is the choker correct for a woodland Indian?

I've complained there's not enough dynamic figures. I'll stop now. This is excellent.

Thank you! Perhaps this is superfluous. But Griffing depicts such ornaments.

These are different in that they use wampum type beads rather than the hairpipe style in the sculpt. The hairpipe style was more common among the Plains People. Now, could one have been traded east? Of course, that leis in the realm of possibility. http://thegrandfathersspeak.blogspot.com/2009/02/short-history-of-hair-pipe.html

Yes, it is possible. Thanks for the link. I know this material. I think the artist will not be able to make a painting not in the form of bones, as in our figure, but in the form of rectangular beads.