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Wanamaker Expedition to the Arctic: Seward Peninsula/Siberia; William Blair Van Valin, 1919

Accession Lot

  • Object[614]
  • no[28]
  • yes[586]
  • no[614]
  • american[614]
  • armor[1]
  • arrow[11]
  • arrowhead[65]
  • axe head[2]
  • back scratcher blade[1]
  • bag[16]
  • bail[1]
  • basket[4]
  • basket lid[1]
  • belt buckle[1]
  • bird snare[1]
  • blade[1]
  • blubber hook[2]
  • boat part[1]
  • bola weight[25]
  • boot[12]
  • bow[5]
  • bow drill[1]
  • box[6]
  • bucket[1]
  • bullet mold[1]
  • button[2]
  • cap[1]
  • carving[15]
  • carving board[1]
  • charm[6]
  • club[1]
  • comb (hair - grooming tool)[2]
  • cord attacher[1]
  • counterweight[1]
  • crooked knife[1]
  • cup[2]
  • dipper[1]
  • dish[9]
  • doll[3]
  • doll clothes[14]
  • drinking tube[4]
  • eye shield[1]
  • figurine[1]
  • fish hook[1]
  • float[2]
  • float plug[4]
  • game piece[1]
  • goggles[2]
  • graver[1]
  • hammer[2]
  • hammer head[1]
  • handle[3]
  • harpoon foreshaft[23]
  • harpoon head[21]
  • harpoon point[13]
  • harpoon rack[3]
  • harpoon rest[4]
  • harpoon socket[18]
  • hook[4]
  • hunting bag[1]
  • ice creeper[1]
  • ice pick[24]
  • knife[8]
  • knife blade[7]
  • knife handle[2]
  • labret[2]
  • lamp[25]
  • line[3]
  • louse scratcher[2]
  • mask[9]
  • model[15]
  • mortar[2]
  • mukluks[6]
  • needle case[5]
  • object[9]
  • pail handle[3]
  • pestle[2]
  • pick axe head[5]
  • pipe[2]
  • pipe bowl[2]
  • pot[8]
  • pot handle[4]
  • raw material[3]
  • reinforcement piece[2]
  • scraper[22]
  • scraper blade[2]
  • sinker[5]
  • sled part[3]
  • sled runner[4]
  • sling shot[2]
  • snare[12]
  • snowshoe[9]
  • spear head[7]
  • spoon[20]
  • tool handle[2]
  • toy[14]
  • ulu[4]
  • ulu handle[4]
  • wedge[2]
  • whale lance[15]
  • whaling outfit[65]
  • whetstone[18]
  • wound plug[2]
  • wrist guard[8]
  • alaska[181]
  • big diomede island[107]
  • cape prince of wales[2]
  • east cape[356]
  • king island[32]
  • russia[1]
  • sawtooth mountains[1]
  • siberia[432]
  • sinuk[77]
  • sledge island[68]
  • st. lawrence island[2]
  • teller mission[6]
  • united states of america[6]
  • athapaskan[1]
  • bering strait inupiaq[8]
  • eskimo[561]
  • inuit[3]
  • siberian[1]
  • arctic culture area[181]
  • siberia[433]
  • bear[1]
  • bear head[1]
  • boat[1]
  • harpoon[1]
  • human head[1]
  • kayak[2]
  • man[2]
  • ptarmigan[1]
  • seal[1]
  • seal head[1]
  • shape[1]
  • umiak[2]
  • whale[12]
  • woman[1]
  • animal fiber[12]
  • antler[10]
  • baleen[12]
  • beads[1]
  • bear claws[1]
  • bear paw[1]
  • bird bone[1]
  • bird feet[2]
  • bone[100]
  • caribou bone[1]
  • caribou fur[1]
  • caribou hide[1]
  • ceramic[4]
  • clay[25]
  • cloth[1]
  • deerskin[4]
  • duck feet[1]
  • earthenware[1]
  • fiber[3]
  • flint[7]
  • fox[1]
  • fox head[1]
  • graphite[1]
  • hide[9]
  • iron[15]
  • ivory[175]
  • leather[2]
  • loon feet[1]
  • loon skin[2]
  • paint[1]
  • ptarmigan feet[1]
  • puppy skin[1]
  • pyrite[1]
  • quartz[2]
  • rabbit[1]
  • rawhide[2]
  • seal hide[2]
  • seal skin[7]
  • sealskin[8]
  • sinew[1]
  • skin[10]
  • slate[41]
  • squirrel[13]
  • squirrel skin[5]
  • stone[18]
  • thong[4]
  • walrus bone[15]
  • walrus teeth[24]
  • walrus tooth[1]
  • whale bone[2]
  • wood[121]
  • basketry[4]
  • carved[4]
  • drilled[1]
  • perforated[20]
  • yes[22]

511 - 540 of 614 Records

NA4477.1

NA4477.1

Cup

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NA4857

NA4857

Bag

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NA4864

NA4864

Bag

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NA4778

NA4778

Whaling Outfit

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NA6373.1

NA6373.1

Wound Plug

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NA4852

NA4852

Bag

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NA4786

NA4786

Whaling Outfit

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NA4802

NA4802

Whaling Outfit

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NA4588

NA4588

Mortar

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NA4620

NA4620

Goggles

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NA4880.1

NA4880.1

Mukluks

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NA4858

NA4858

Bag

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NA4813

NA4813

Whaling Outfit

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NA4784

NA4784

Whaling Outfit

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NA4791

NA4791

Whaling Outfit

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NA4796

NA4796

Whaling Outfit

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NA4745

NA4745

Harpoon Rack

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NA4630

NA4630

Bird Snare

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NA4629.1

NA4629.1

Snare

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NA4479

NA4479

Ladle

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NA4853

NA4853

Bag

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NA4478

NA4478

Potsherd

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NA4851

NA4851

Bag

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NA4565

NA4565

Mask

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NA4425

NA4425

Ulu

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NA4824

NA4824

Whaling Outfit

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NA4817

NA4817

Whaling Outfit

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NA4862

NA4862

Bag

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NA4863

NA4863

Bag

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NA4855

NA4855

Bag

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NA4570

NA4570

Mask

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NA4854

NA4854

Bag

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