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Purchased from Samuel Mathewson Scott, 1902

Accession Lot

  • Object[11]
  • yes[11]
  • no[11]
  • american[11]
  • bag[2]
  • brush[1]
  • cloth[1]
  • coca bag[1]
  • fish net[1]
  • knapsack[1]
  • napkin[1]
  • pompon[1]
  • shroud[1]
  • tapestry fragment[1]
  • ancon[3]
  • chira valley[8]
  • peru[11]
  • andean[11]
  • plant fiber[11]
  • soil[1]
  • wood[1]
  • embroidered[1]
  • tapestry[2]
  • woven[4]
plant fiber

1 - 11 of 11 Records

43181

43181

Shroud

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43172

43172

Napkin

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43162B

43162B

Bag

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43162A

43162A

Bag

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43164

43164

Knapsack

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43325

43325

Pompon

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43322

43322

Coca Bag

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43142

43142

Cloth

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43323

43323

Tapestry Fragment

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43171

43171

Fish Net

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43213

43213

Brush

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1 - 11 of 11 Records
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