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Exchange with George G. Heye, 1919

Accession Lot

  • Object[179]
  • no[81]
  • yes[98]
  • no[178]
  • yes[1]
  • american[179]
  • arrow[14]
  • axe[1]
  • baby carrier fragment[10]
  • basket[11]
  • basket tray[2]
  • bow[1]
  • bowl[4]
  • box[3]
  • box cover[1]
  • box lid[1]
  • carving[41]
  • ceremonial object[1]
  • club[1]
  • cradle board[4]
  • deer call[1]
  • dish[5]
  • figure[2]
  • fire making drill[1]
  • fire making stick[1]
  • fish trap[1]
  • fishhook[1]
  • game sticks[1]
  • halibut hook[1]
  • hammer[1]
  • helmet[1]
  • lacrosse stick[2]
  • mask[5]
  • needle[1]
  • netting needle[1]
  • peace pipe[1]
  • pipe[1]
  • pipe bowl[1]
  • pipe stem[6]
  • pouch[2]
  • pounder[1]
  • powder horn[2]
  • quirt[1]
  • rattle[5]
  • saddle[2]
  • shot[1]
  • shot shaker[1]
  • snowshoe[4]
  • splint cutter[1]
  • spoon[26]
  • tomahawk[1]
  • tomahawk pipe[2]
  • toy[1]
  • war club[2]
  • war pick[1]
  • alaska[5]
  • arlington[2]
  • bennington county[2]
  • british columbia[79]
  • canada[88]
  • cattaraugus county[3]
  • cattaraugus reservation[5]
  • chautauqua county[5]
  • delaware[2]
  • erie county[3]
  • great lakes[1]
  • iowa[2]
  • kent county (delaware)[1]
  • lake st. john[1]
  • lincoln[1]
  • maine[4]
  • new brunswick (canada)[3]
  • new york[5]
  • north america[18]
  • north dakota[1]
  • nova scotia[2]
  • oklahoma[34]
  • osage reservation[2]
  • pictou landing[1]
  • pine ridge[1]
  • quebec[4]
  • queen charlotte islands[12]
  • red bank (new brunswick)[3]
  • shubenacadie[1]
  • south dakota[2]
  • standing rock reservation[1]
  • sussex county (delaware)[1]
  • united states of america[84]
  • upper missouri river[1]
  • vancouver island[40]
  • vermont[2]
  • washington (u. s. state)[1]
  • apache[4]
  • athapaskan[1]
  • delaware culture[3]
  • eskimo[2]
  • haida[12]
  • iroquois[2]
  • kickapoo[14]
  • kiowa[3]
  • kwakiutl[43]
  • makah[1]
  • micmac[5]
  • montagnais[4]
  • nanticoke[3]
  • naskapi[2]
  • nootka[1]
  • ojibwa[6]
  • osage[2]
  • penobscot[4]
  • sac & fox[6]
  • seminole[3]
  • seneca[4]
  • shawnee[17]
  • sioux[10]
  • teton[1]
  • tlingit[4]
  • tsimshian[16]
  • winnebago[3]
  • arctic culture area[2]
  • great lakes[2]
  • great plains culture area[31]
  • northeast culture area[50]
  • northwest coast culture area[83]
  • plains culture area[2]
  • southeast culture area[3]
  • southwest culture area[4]
  • subarctic culture area[4]
  • otter[1]
  • bead[2]
  • birch[1]
  • birchbark[3]
  • bone[1]
  • brass[2]
  • buckskin[2]
  • canvas[1]
  • caribou hide[10]
  • catlinite[3]
  • claw[1]
  • cloth[2]
  • coconut[1]
  • cotton[2]
  • cow horn[2]
  • feather[3]
  • fiber[11]
  • glass[1]
  • gourd[1]
  • hair[4]
  • hickory[1]
  • hide[7]
  • horn (animal part)[3]
  • horsehair[1]
  • iron[8]
  • ivory[1]
  • leather[3]
  • metal[6]
  • moose hide[1]
  • paper[1]
  • pigment[44]
  • plant fiber[1]
  • quill[1]
  • rawhide[5]
  • red cedar[1]
  • root[1]
  • rope[1]
  • sinew[2]
  • skin[2]
  • spruce root[1]
  • steel[1]
  • stone[3]
  • string[1]
  • sweetgrass[1]
  • tin[1]
  • tufted puffin beak[1]
  • turkey feather[1]
  • turtle shell[1]
  • willow[1]
  • wood[179]
  • wool[1]
  • basketry[6]
  • carved[5]
  • painted[2]
  • plaited[7]
  • woven[3]
  • yes[4]
wood

31 - 60 of 179 Records

29-48-351

29-48-351

Basket

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29-48-304

29-48-304

Bowl

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29-48-97

29-48-97

Saddle

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29-48-363

29-48-363

Basket Tray

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29-48-330

29-48-330

Cradle Board

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29-48-357

29-48-357

Basket

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29-48-223

29-48-223

Spoon

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29-48-90A

29-48-90A

Pipe Bowl

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29-48-225

29-48-225

Spoon

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29-48-359B

29-48-359B

Box Lid

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29-48-331

29-48-331

Pipe

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29-48-96

29-48-96

Saddle

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29-48-230

29-48-230

Spoon

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29-48-229

29-48-229

Spoon

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29-48-235

29-48-235

Spoon

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29-48-76

29-48-76

Hammer

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29-48-139

29-48-139

Arrow

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29-48-222

29-48-222

Spoon

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29-48-356

29-48-356

Basket

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29-48-440A

29-48-440A

Snowshoe

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29-48-359A

29-48-359A

Box

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29-48-234

29-48-234

Spoon

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29-48-196

29-48-196

Game Sticks

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29-48-80

29-48-80

Tomahawk Pipe

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29-48-79

29-48-79

Tomahawk Pipe

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29-48-132

29-48-132

Arrow

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29-48-233

29-48-233

Spoon

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29-48-117

29-48-117

Quirt

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29-48-114B

29-48-114B

Powder Horn

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29-48-428

29-48-428

Bow

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29-48-201

29-48-201

Shot Shaker

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29-48-90B

29-48-90B

Pipe Stem

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