Purchased from Henry K. Deisher, 1918
Accession Lot
- Object[320]
- no[320]
- american[320]
- basket[320]
- basket lid[2]
- basket tray[1]
- bowl[7]
- cap[2]
- cooking basket[1]
- cradle[1]
- hat[22]
- hopper[2]
- mortar[6]
- olla[1]
- plaque[1]
- seed beater[1]
- sieve[1]
- sun basket[1]
- tray[9]
- wallet[1]
- alaska[5]
- aleutian islands[3]
- amador county (california)[2]
- arizona[15]
- attu island[3]
- aubing valley[1]
- banning[1]
- big valley[16]
- blanket creek[2]
- british columbia[2]
- buena vista (california)[2]
- california (state)[250]
- canada[2]
- carters[1]
- cherokee[5]
- chimales rancho mission[1]
- clear lake[1]
- coarse gold[1]
- columbia river[2]
- colusa county[5]
- comanche[2]
- cortina[3]
- coyote valley[1]
- east lake[6]
- eel river[3]
- eldorado county[2]
- fresno county[4]
- hat creek[32]
- hopland[1]
- humboldt county[1]
- indian territory[1]
- kelseyville[1]
- klamath river[5]
- lake county (california)[56]
- lakeport[1]
- lassen county[3]
- little garotte[1]
- long valley[1]
- lytton springs[9]
- madera county[3]
- manchester[3]
- mendocino[1]
- mendocino county[27]
- mercer falls[1]
- mexico (central america)[2]
- modoc county[17]
- mono county[1]
- near mexico city[2]
- nevada[1]
- new mexico[4]
- north america[21]
- oregon[9]
- pit river[2]
- potter valley[2]
- queen charlotte islands[1]
- riverside county[1]
- rumsey[1]
- san juan bautista mission[1]
- santa clara mission[1]
- shasta county[29]
- siskiyou county[1]
- sonoma county[10]
- stockton[3]
- stony ford[1]
- tulare county[2]
- ukiah[16]
- united states of america[126]
- upper klamath lake[3]
- upper klamath river[4]
- upper lake[24]
- vancouver island[1]
- warm springs[16]
- washington (u. s. state)[6]
- yokaya rancheria[1]
- yosemite[1]
- zuni pueblo[2]
- modern[1]
- achomawi[2]
- aleut[3]
- atsugewi[28]
- cahuilla[1]
- central pomo[19]
- chemehuevi[1]
- chico[2]
- chowchilla[10]
- cortina[1]
- costanoan[2]
- digger[2]
- eastern pomo[52]
- haida[1]
- hat creek[6]
- hupa[10]
- jicarilla apache[1]
- kawaiisu[2]
- klamath[14]
- klikitat[1]
- konkow[2]
- lake miwok[3]
- maidu[9]
- makah[3]
- mescalero apache[1]
- mission indians[4]
- miwok[5]
- modoc[18]
- mokilko[7]
- mono[24]
- navajo[2]
- nootka[1]
- northern paiute[1]
- northern pomo[8]
- paiute[2]
- panamint[1]
- papago[1]
- patwin[4]
- pima[26]
- pit river indians[1]
- pomo[114]
- pueblo[1]
- quapaw[1]
- san carlos apache[1]
- shasta[1]
- southern pomo[10]
- southern wintun[2]
- tlingit[2]
- tohono o'odham[6]
- tubatulabal[3]
- tulare[18]
- wailaki[1]
- wappo[9]
- warm springs indians[1]
- wasco[1]
- washo[1]
- white mountain apache[2]
- wintun[4]
- wishoskan family[1]
- yakutat (culture)[2]
- yokut[1]
- yokuts[10]
- yuki[3]
- yurok[1]
- zuni[3]
- abalone[1]
- abalone shell[4]
- bail[1]
- basketry[2]
- bead[19]
- bear grass[2]
- bracken fern[23]
- cane (plant)[2]
- cattail[1]
- cedar bark[6]
- cedar root[2]
- clam shell[1]
- corn husk[1]
- devil's claw[9]
- down (material)[1]
- duck feather[1]
- dye[1]
- feather[64]
- feathers[3]
- fern[4]
- fiber[64]
- glass[1]
- grass[15]
- juncus[1]
- lark feather[2]
- leather[2]
- maidenhair fern[1]
- male california quail topknot[1]
- maple[1]
- mollusk shell[1]
- pigment[1]
- pine[1]
- plant fiber[127]
- quahog shell[1]
- quail feather[1]
- quail topknot feather[1]
- quills[1]
- redbud[14]
- sedge[31]
- shell[30]
- spruce root[2]
- stone[1]
- sumac[1]
- tule[6]
- twine[1]
- white grass[1]
- willow[4]
- woodpecker feather[3]
- wool[5]
- yucca[3]
- yes[6]
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