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The Tule Lake camp in Northern California is surrounded by freshwater wetlands rich with shells of freshwater mollusks. Many internees at Tule Lake took jewelry-making classes. They used hand-painted and glazed shells, metal wire, and cotton string to make floral and other decorative designs.

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Manzanar National Historic Site, Museum Management Program, U.S. National Park Service

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