| Object Number | 30-21-15 |
| Current Location | Collections Storage |
| Culture | Klamath |
| Provenience | Oregon |
| Culture Area | Plateau Culture Area |
| Date Made | ca. 1750 - 1917 CE |
| Section | American |
| Materials | Cotton | Human Hair (uncertain) | Hide | Glass |
| Iconography | Woman |
| Description | Doll of a woman in a hide (likely buckskin) dress, fringed with cords of the same material extending most of the way around the skirt. Holes pierce the skirt in the front; the fringed cords likely once extended the entire way around the skirt. A blue glass bead is strung through each cord where it meets the skirt. Waist of dress emphasized with a band of four rows of yellow glass beads. The same yellow beads border the edges of the sleeves, which fall halfway down the arms. A necklace of red glass beads is strung around the neck and connects with the waist band. Closer to the head, a band of long, off-white beads form another necklace – possibly made from shell or meant to resemble dentalium shell beads. There is a very faded drawing of features (eyes, brows, and mouth) on the face of the doll. The head has a lock of real hair – it is unclear if it is animal or human. It is dark brown, coarse and straight. |
| Height | 26.5 cm |
| Credit Line | Gift of Mrs. Edward F. Henson, 1930 |
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