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Hays Hiller, Blanche. Hiller Journal Voyage II Book IV.

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  • Object[342]
  • no[21]
  • yes[321]
  • no[342]
  • oceanian[342]
  • architectural model[2]
  • arm ring[5]
  • auger[1]
  • axe[5]
  • axe guard[1]
  • axe haft[4]
  • baby carrier[2]
  • baby's rattle[1]
  • basket[9]
  • basket lid[3]
  • betel pestle[3]
  • blowgun dart poison[5]
  • blowgun dart poison box[1]
  • blowgun dart quiver[1]
  • blowgun darts[1]
  • blowgun drill[1]
  • blowgun polishing rod[1]
  • bowl[3]
  • bracelet[5]
  • bracelets[1]
  • canoe[1]
  • canoe making gouge[1]
  • canoe making tool[1]
  • canoe paddle[4]
  • cap[2]
  • carrying basket[10]
  • carrying mat[2]
  • ceremonial basket[2]
  • ceremonial cloth[3]
  • chair[1]
  • charm[1]
  • charm rattle[2]
  • charms[1]
  • cheval-de-frise[3]
  • christening beads[2]
  • cigarette case[1]
  • cigarette wrapper[2]
  • cigarettes[1]
  • coarse mat[1]
  • comb (hair - grooming tool)[3]
  • container[1]
  • cotton[2]
  • cotton beater[2]
  • cupping instrument[1]
  • digging stick[1]
  • drum[3]
  • ear ornament[3]
  • ear ornaments[2]
  • ear plug[2]
  • earring[2]
  • feather holder[1]
  • fighting cap[3]
  • fighting jacket[5]
  • figure[2]
  • fish spear[4]
  • fish spear head[2]
  • fish trap[3]
  • flute[6]
  • granary[2]
  • gutta-percha tap[3]
  • headband[4]
  • hip band[4]
  • jacket[2]
  • jacket panel[2]
  • javelin[5]
  • jaw harp[7]
  • knife[5]
  • knife case[2]
  • lamp part[2]
  • lime container[3]
  • loincloth[2]
  • mask[5]
  • mat[6]
  • mat seat[2]
  • model[5]
  • musical instrument[5]
  • necklace[8]
  • needle[3]
  • percussion instrument block[6]
  • percussion instrument striker[2]
  • pot rest[2]
  • rain jacket[2]
  • rice basket[7]
  • rice dish[2]
  • rice winnower[2]
  • screen[4]
  • shield[3]
  • shuttle[2]
  • skirt[5]
  • sleeveless jacket[3]
  • spear[15]
  • spinning top[6]
  • spoon[5]
  • sun hat[3]
  • tobacco basket[2]
  • tobacco box[5]
  • toy[5]
  • water container[4]
  • weeding tool[2]
  • whip[2]
  • baram district[2]
  • baram river[3]
  • borneo[342]
  • dutch east borneo[3]
  • dutch west borneo[321]
  • kapuas river[122]
  • long pata[1]
  • mahakam river[6]
  • mapai[1]
  • mendalam river[193]
  • putus sibau[50]
  • sarawak[13]
  • tepoh[1]
  • iban[2]
  • kantu'[104]
  • kayan[210]
  • kelabit[2]
  • kenyah[7]
  • long pata[1]
  • taman[7]
  • tanjong[1]
  • tring[1]
  • bird[1]
  • animal hair[1]
  • bamboo[40]
  • banana leaf[2]
  • bark[5]
  • bark cloth[9]
  • bone[8]
  • brass[10]
  • button[1]
  • buttons[1]
  • cloth[7]
  • clouded leopard skin[4]
  • clouded leopard tooth[3]
  • coconut shell[7]
  • cone shell[1]
  • conus shell[1]
  • copper alloy[2]
  • cord[1]
  • cork[1]
  • cotton[33]
  • cotton cloth[4]
  • damar[1]
  • elephant ivory[2]
  • feather[5]
  • glass[32]
  • gourd[10]
  • gutta-percha[2]
  • hair[1]
  • hornbill[1]
  • hornbill beak[1]
  • hornbill feather[4]
  • ipoh[5]
  • iron[4]
  • ivory[5]
  • leaf[17]
  • metal[51]
  • monkey skin[1]
  • palm leaf[5]
  • pandanus[2]
  • paper[1]
  • peel[103]
  • pigment[7]
  • pith[1]
  • plant fiber[67]
  • porcupine quill[1]
  • rattan[32]
  • rattan peel[1]
  • root[1]
  • scaly anteater[1]
  • seed[3]
  • shell[13]
  • skin[3]
  • stone[1]
  • sun bear tooth[2]
  • tobacco[2]
  • tobacco leaf[1]
  • tooth[2]
  • vine[2]
  • wood[129]
  • wool[6]
  • basketry[10]
  • yes[342]

211 - 240 of 342 Records

P14

P14

Necklace

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P190

P190

Mat Seat

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P65A

P65A

Arm Ring

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P964

P964

Lime Container

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P13

P13

Necklace

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P795A

P795A

Flute

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P914A

P914A

Tobacco Box

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P917

P917

Tobacco Box

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P428B

P428B

Axe

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P786B

P786B

Jaw Harp

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P151

P151

Rain Jacket

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P803

P803

Mask

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P177

P177

Skirt

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P1060

P1060

Fish Spear

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P794

P794

Flute

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P561A

P561A

Cotton Beater

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P1227A

P1227A

Blowgun Dart Poison

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P1239B

P1239B

Sheath

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P65B

P65B

Arm Ring

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P23B

P23B

Ear Ornament

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P933.2

P933.2

Basket Lid

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P933.1

P933.1

Tobacco Basket

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P971.3

P971.3

Betel Pestle

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P971.2

P971.2

Betel Pestle

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P971.1

P971.1

Betel Pestle

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P84

P84

Comb (Hair - grooming tool)

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P472B

P472B

Gutta-Percha Tap

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P22A

P22A

Earring

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P277B

P277B

Sun Hat

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P182

P182

Skirt

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P472C

P472C

Gutta-Percha Tap

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P163

P163

Loincloth

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