What is another word for birch-bark canoe?
Pronunciation: [bˈɜːt͡ʃbˈɑːk kənˈuː] (IPA) 
A birch-bark canoe, also known as a bark canoe or a birch canoe, is a type of lightweight canoe made by Native Americans and Canadians using the bark of the birch tree. It is widely regarded as an important part of North American history and culture. While the term "birch-bark canoe" is the most common, there are several other names that refer to the same type of boat, such as the Algonquin canoe, the Ojibwe canoe, the Indian canoe, or simply the bark boat. Regardless of the name used, all of these synonyms are used to describe the beautiful, sturdy, and iconic boats that have been used for centuries.
