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Until he was able to walk, an Iroquois baby spent his days secured to a cradleboard .
For good luck the umbilical cord was sown into a small hide pouch and attached to the cradleboard .
Cradles, sometimes called cradleboards , were also the product of women's work.
Other uses of the area include historical occupancy for farming and use of willow to make cradleboards .
They tell about how cradleboards were decorated, and how twins were sometimes looked upon as a sign of bad luck.
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