What In the World TV Program
Exhibition (01 Jan 1952 - 31 Dec 1952)
- Object[43]
- yes[43]
- no[43]
- american[43]
- bannerstone[1]
- carving[1]
- cribbage board[1]
- cup & pin game[1]
- cup lid[1]
- doll[1]
- drum[2]
- drumstick[1]
- effigy bowl[1]
- effigy cup[1]
- effigy vessel[3]
- figure[1]
- figurine[1]
- headdress[1]
- headstall[2]
- hide scraper[1]
- idol[1]
- incensario lid[1]
- incense burner lid[1]
- jar[1]
- kachina doll[1]
- knife[1]
- mask[2]
- ornament[1]
- ornaments[1]
- peace pipe[2]
- pipe stem[1]
- point[1]
- sealing scratcher[1]
- seat[1]
- shield[1]
- shield cover[1]
- snuff tube[1]
- stool[1]
- urn[2]
- vessel fragment[1]
- war medicine[2]
- work basket[1]
- zoomorphic vessel[1]
- alaska[5]
- aleutian islands[1]
- arizona[1]
- bolivia[1]
- brazil[4]
- british columbia[1]
- cahabon drainage[2]
- canada[2]
- casas grandes[1]
- chihuahua[1]
- chimuxan[2]
- chipal[2]
- clovis[1]
- crow agency[2]
- department of alta verapaz[2]
- department of quiche[2]
- etla[1]
- ferguson plantation[1]
- gravel pit[1]
- guatemala[4]
- jefferson county (mississippi)[1]
- labrador[1]
- limpiisk tundra[1]
- lower yenisei valley[3]
- matto grosso[2]
- mexico (central america)[5]
- mississippi[1]
- montana[4]
- new mexico[1]
- north america[1]
- north dakota[2]
- north slope borough[1]
- nunavak[1]
- oaxaca (mexican state)[3]
- ocotlan[1]
- ohio[1]
- peru[5]
- point barrow region[2]
- point hope[1]
- saite[2]
- san apollo[1]
- san juan teotitlan del camino[1]
- siberia[4]
- tiahuanaco[1]
- trujillo[2]
- unalaska island[1]
- united states of america[12]
- utkiavin[1]
- vancouver island[1]
- vicinity of santarem[1]
- wind river reservation[1]
- wyoming[2]
- 13th century[1]
- 14th century[1]
- 19th century[1]
- birnirk[1]
- chipal 2[1]
- early 20th century[6]
- early chimu[1]
- late 19th century[1]
- prehistoric[2]
- arapaho[1]
- aztec[1]
- barren ground band[1]
- casas grandes[1]
- chipal i[1]
- crow (culture)[4]
- dolgan[2]
- eskimo[3]
- hopi[1]
- ipiutak[1]
- late classic maya[1]
- mazatecan[1]
- moche[2]
- mochica[1]
- naravute[1]
- naskapi[1]
- nuu-chah-nulth[1]
- post-classic maya[2]
- pueblo[2]
- samoyed[1]
- shamanist[1]
- sioux[2]
- tiahuanaco[1]
- tlingit[1]
- tsuva[1]
- tungus[1]
- zapotec[2]
- bird head[1]
- bust[1]
- corn[1]
- dog[1]
- duck[1]
- flower blossom[1]
- head[2]
- human figure[1]
- jaguar head[1]
- male head[1]
- man[1]
- puma head[1]
- zuni warrior[1]
- bead[1]
- bear tooth[1]
- bone[3]
- bronze[1]
- buckskin[2]
- buffalo hide[1]
- catlinite[1]
- ceramic[9]
- clay[4]
- cotton[1]
- feather[4]
- fiber[3]
- flint[2]
- hair[2]
- hoof[1]
- ivory[2]
- llama bone[1]
- mammoth ivory[3]
- metal[1]
- paint[1]
- parfleche[1]
- pigment[6]
- plant fiber[1]
- quill[1]
- rawhide[2]
- reed (plant)[1]
- reindeer antler[2]
- skin[1]
- stone[1]
- string[1]
- terracotta[1]
- volcanic stone[1]
- walrus tusk[1]
- wood[8]
- wool[1]
- basketry[1]
- carved[1]
- chipped[1]
- groundstone[1]
- incised[1]
- painted[4]
- ramos polychrome[1]
- slipped[1]
- yes[10]




















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