Game Exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo
Exhibition (01 May 1901 - 02 Nov 1901)
- Object[157]
- no[157]
- american[157]
- ball[1]
- ball stick[4]
- billet[1]
- chessmen[1]
- counting stick[4]
- counting sticks[6]
- dice[15]
- game[7]
- game ball[3]
- game bowl[1]
- game counter[1]
- game counters[3]
- game dart[4]
- game piece[21]
- game pieces[5]
- game stick[4]
- game sticks[3]
- game tube[2]
- gaming arrow[1]
- gaming dice[1]
- hair ornament[1]
- hoop game[1]
- jackstraws[1]
- kicking sticks[3]
- lacrosse ball[1]
- lacrosse bat[1]
- lacrosse stick[3]
- net[1]
- quoits[1]
- reproduction[149]
- shinny stick[2]
- snow snake[1]
- spinning top[1]
- stick dice[45]
- stick die[1]
- throwing arrow[1]
- throwing arrows[1]
- throwing stick[12]
- alaska[5]
- alaska arctic coast[1]
- alberta[2]
- andover[1]
- arizona[20]
- black river[2]
- blood indian reserve[2]
- british columbia[1]
- california (state)[9]
- canada[6]
- cattaraugus county[1]
- cattaraugus reservation[1]
- colorado river[1]
- crow reservation[7]
- fort apache[1]
- fort berthold[1]
- fort hall reservation[1]
- fort peck reservation[1]
- grand river[1]
- hoopa valley hupa[2]
- hudson bay[1]
- humboldt county[5]
- hupa valley[3]
- idaho[1]
- iowa[1]
- kiowa reservation[2]
- klamath agency[1]
- klamath reservation[2]
- liesnoi island[1]
- maine[1]
- mexico (central america)[3]
- mille lac[1]
- mille lacs[1]
- minnesota[3]
- mohave county[2]
- montana[8]
- nebraska[1]
- nevada[5]
- new brunswick (canada)[1]
- new mexico[24]
- new york[2]
- north america[6]
- north dakota[10]
- oklahoma[20]
- ontario[1]
- oregon[5]
- ouray[1]
- pima county[3]
- pine ridge reservation[2]
- port mulgrave[1]
- pyramid lake[5]
- queen charlotte islands[1]
- ross fork[1]
- san diego (california)[1]
- santa clara pueblo[2]
- sonora[3]
- south dakota[2]
- southern utah[5]
- st. george[2]
- st. michael[2]
- tama (iowa)[1]
- tama county[1]
- taos pueblo[1]
- united states of america[56]
- utah[10]
- washington (u. s. state)[2]
- whiterocks[2]
- wind river reservation[11]
- wisconsin[6]
- wyoming[11]
- zia pueblo[1]
- zuni[3]
- zuni pueblo[4]
- algonkin[11]
- apache[1]
- arapaho[15]
- assiniboine[1]
- athapaskan[4]
- bannock[1]
- blackfeet[2]
- cheyenne (culture)[3]
- cocopa[1]
- comanche[2]
- cree[2]
- crow (culture)[7]
- diegueno[1]
- eskimo[6]
- haida[1]
- hidatsa[8]
- hopi[8]
- hupa[5]
- iroquois[3]
- keresan[1]
- kiowa[6]
- klamath[5]
- kouschan[1]
- lutuamian[5]
- mandan[1]
- micmac[1]
- mohave[3]
- nahuan[2]
- navajo[3]
- oglala[2]
- ojibwa[4]
- omaha (culture)[1]
- paiute[12]
- papago[3]
- penobscot[1]
- pima[5]
- pomo[3]
- pueblo[18]
- sac & fox[2]
- salish[1]
- seneca[1]
- shoshone[6]
- sioux[2]
- tanoan[2]
- tewa (culture)[1]
- tuscarora[1]
- twana[1]
- uinta ute[2]
- ute[2]
- western apache[1]
- white mountain apache[1]
- wichita[1]
- winnebago[5]
- yakima[1]
- yakutah[1]
- yankton[1]
- yaqui[2]
- yuma[2]
- yuman[2]
- zuni[17]
- game[8]
- j. w. powell[2]
- bead[1]
- beaver teeth[1]
- bone[22]
- buckskin[2]
- buffalo hair[1]
- button[1]
- cane (plant)[3]
- cord[1]
- cotton[1]
- deer bone[1]
- elk antler[8]
- feather[1]
- fiber[7]
- glass[1]
- hair[1]
- hazel wood[1]
- hide[9]
- horn (animal part)[4]
- leather[3]
- metal[3]
- pigment[15]
- pine[1]
- rabbit bone[1]
- resin (material)[1]
- sinew[1]
- skin[3]
- string[2]
- walnut shell[1]
- willow wood[1]
- wood[120]
- yes[76]
