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  • Object[687]
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  • yes[686]
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  • american[687]
  • arrow[3]
  • awl[4]
  • awl case[1]
  • axe[3]
  • baby carrier hood[1]
  • bag[1]
  • ball[2]
  • basket[27]
  • basket lid[4]
  • belt fragment[1]
  • bit[1]
  • blanket[22]
  • blanket dress[2]
  • bowl[20]
  • bread[1]
  • burden basket[2]
  • buzzer[2]
  • canteen[4]
  • carrying case[1]
  • cat's cradle[13]
  • cinch[1]
  • cord fragments[3]
  • corn cobs[2]
  • corn husks[1]
  • cradle board[1]
  • cradle model[1]
  • cup[1]
  • dance kilt[1]
  • dart[4]
  • dice[11]
  • dipper[4]
  • dipper handle[2]
  • disc[1]
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  • doll[1]
  • drill[1]
  • eyedazzler[2]
  • fiddle[1]
  • fire stick[1]
  • flute[2]
  • football[5]
  • game[4]
  • game ball[1]
  • game board[3]
  • game piece[7]
  • game stick[2]
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  • game stone[1]
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  • gaming arrow[1]
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  • grooved axe[3]
  • grooved hammer[1]
  • grooved stone[2]
  • gum[1]
  • hair[1]
  • hair block[1]
  • hair whorl form[2]
  • hammer[2]
  • hammerstone[4]
  • handle[2]
  • jar[6]
  • kachina doll[75]
  • ladle[4]
  • leg rattle[2]
  • mano[3]
  • mask[2]
  • metate[6]
  • moccasin[2]
  • mortar[5]
  • olla[6]
  • pestle[3]
  • planting stick[2]
  • plaque[46]
  • playing card[8]
  • point[5]
  • quirt[2]
  • rabbit stick[2]
  • rattle[2]
  • reproduction[10]
  • ring[5]
  • rug[2]
  • saddle blanket[3]
  • sash[2]
  • seed jar[8]
  • serape[4]
  • sherd[210]
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  • spindle[3]
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  • tile[3]
  • tray[46]
  • twig[4]
  • war club[2]
  • weaving baton[4]
  • wedding outfit[2]
  • antelope mesa[1]
  • arizona[687]
  • awatovi[2]
  • cliffhouse a[13]
  • cochiti pueblo[1]
  • colorado river[1]
  • first mesa[27]
  • flagstaff[1]
  • fort apache[7]
  • gila river[4]
  • hano[19]
  • hog tank[1]
  • hopi[1]
  • hopi reservation[1]
  • hot springs (arizona)[1]
  • jeddito spring[4]
  • jetty springs[2]
  • kawayka'a[2]
  • koo-uy-kah[1]
  • kykotsmovi[1]
  • little colorado area[3]
  • lob river[1]
  • maricopa county[3]
  • mesa verde region[1]
  • middle mesa[18]
  • mishongnovi[7]
  • mohave county[2]
  • navaho mountain[116]
  • navajo reservation[250]
  • navajo springs[1]
  • near gila river[6]
  • near salt river[16]
  • near white river[1]
  • new mexico[41]
  • northeast arizona[7]
  • northeastern arizona[1]
  • oraibi[65]
  • owl house[117]
  • phoenix (arizona)[3]
  • pima county[2]
  • polacca[5]
  • salt area[1]
  • salt river[14]
  • salt river valley[8]
  • san juan area[1]
  • second mesa[3]
  • sichomovi[3]
  • st. michael's mission[13]
  • tanners springs[1]
  • tempe[3]
  • tewa[1]
  • third mesa[33]
  • tsebanahatci[130]
  • united states of america[107]
  • upper gila area[1]
  • utah[246]
  • valley of mexico[1]
  • walnut canyon[3]
  • walpi[7]
  • yavapai county[1]
  • zuni pueblo[2]
  • early 20th century[2]
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  • protohistoric hopi[3]
  • pueblo iv[6]
  • anasazi[7]
  • ancestral pueblo[4]
  • apache[16]
  • athapaskan[13]
  • basket maker[2]
  • basketmaker[4]
  • cliff dweller[4]
  • cliffdweller[229]
  • hopi[240]
  • hopi-tewa[10]
  • maricopa[16]
  • mescalero apache[1]
  • mohave[3]
  • mohave apache[1]
  • moki[1]
  • navajo[53]
  • papago[15]
  • pima[20]
  • prehistoric hopi[1]
  • protohistoric hopi[6]
  • pueblo[20]
  • san carlos apache[2]
  • western apache[5]
  • white mountain apache[10]
  • yuma[1]
  • yuman[2]
  • zuni[4]
  • central american[1]
  • southwest culture area[687]
  • anicent ruins[1]
  • found 3 miles northeast of tempe. (at ruins?)[1]
  • from ruins 3 miles north east of tempe.[1]
  • from ruins 3 miles northwest of tempe.[1]
  • from ruins 8 miles north of phoenix.[1]
  • from ruins within 10 miles of phoenix.[2]
  • from shrine of po-o-kong[1]
  • hopi[3]
  • navajo[3]
  • near chama river[1]
  • near jettyto spring[3]
  • near white river[2]
  • ruins[2]
  • animal[1]
  • bean sprout[1]
  • bird track[2]
  • bow[1]
  • butterfly maiden[1]
  • cloud[11]
  • clown[1]
  • corn[6]
  • crow[3]
  • dance stick[1]
  • dog[1]
  • feather[1]
  • flower blossom[6]
  • four sacred directions[1]
  • hand[1]
  • kachina[7]
  • katsina[6]
  • ogre[2]
  • owl[1]
  • palhik mana[1]
  • pawik[1]
  • phallus[1]
  • rainbow[6]
  • salako[1]
  • saw[1]
  • squash blossom[1]
  • squash blossoms, dragonflies, ears of corn.[1]
  • star[1]
  • summer w. matteson[1]
  • tadpole[1]
  • thunder bird[1]
  • zuni[3]
  • zuni warrior[1]
  • analine dye[1]
  • animal hair[13]
  • basalt[2]
  • bean[1]
  • bear grass[2]
  • board[12]
  • bone[8]
  • buckskin[11]
  • cane (plant)[5]
  • cardboard[1]
  • cattail[1]
  • ceramic[1]
  • chalcedony[3]
  • chert[1]
  • clay[285]
  • cloth[5]
  • cochineal dye[5]
  • cocoon[2]
  • commercial wool[1]
  • cone shell[1]
  • copper[1]
  • coral[1]
  • corn[1]
  • corn cob[2]
  • corn husk[4]
  • corncob[4]
  • cotton[10]
  • cotton cloth[3]
  • cotton cord[1]
  • cotton string[19]
  • cottonwood (alaska)[1]
  • cottonwood (tree)[11]
  • deer bone[1]
  • dye[4]
  • eagle feathers[1]
  • fabric[17]
  • feather[59]
  • felt[3]
  • fiber[14]
  • fiberboard[1]
  • fur[1]
  • germantown wool[1]
  • glass[9]
  • gourd[3]
  • greasewood shrub[1]
  • great horned owl feather[1]
  • gum[1]
  • hair[4]
  • hazel wood[1]
  • hematite[1]
  • hide[4]
  • homespun wool[7]
  • horse hair[1]
  • horsehair[1]
  • human hair[4]
  • iron[4]
  • jasper[1]
  • lava stone[10]
  • leather[23]
  • metal[12]
  • mica[1]
  • natural dye[8]
  • obsidian[1]
  • paint[76]
  • pigment[219]
  • pinon gum[1]
  • plant fiber[55]
  • quartzite[1]
  • rabbit brush[31]
  • rawhide[18]
  • reed (plant)[11]
  • root[1]
  • sandstone[5]
  • seed[2]
  • silver[2]
  • sinew[12]
  • squawberry sumac[1]
  • stone[38]
  • string[11]
  • sumac[35]
  • synthetic dye[12]
  • terracotta[1]
  • thread[1]
  • tooth[1]
  • turkey feather[1]
  • twig[2]
  • vegetable fiber[1]
  • velvet[2]
  • wicker[2]
  • willow wood[1]
  • wood[120]
  • wool[31]
  • wool flannel[2]
  • wool yarn[2]
  • yarn[23]
  • yucca[57]
  • yucca leaves[1]
  • basketry[84]
  • black-on-red revival[2]
  • braided[1]
  • chipped[6]
  • coiled[33]
  • dyed[12]
  • embroidered[1]
  • fired[1]
  • four mile polychrome[1]
  • handspun[11]
  • hano polychrome[4]
  • incised[2]
  • jeddito black-on-yellow[4]
  • jeddito yellow ware[1]
  • kana-a black-on-white[1]
  • mancos black-on-white[1]
  • painted[3]
  • plaited[31]
  • polacca polychrome[8]
  • polychrome[5]
  • puerco black-on-white[1]
  • sikyatki bichrome[1]
  • sikyatki polychrome[5]
  • slipped[1]
  • tularosa black-on-white[2]
  • twilled twining[1]
  • twined[3]
  • wicker[32]
  • woven[45]
  • aaron fred[1]
  • dextra quotskuyva[1]
  • dollie navasie[1]
  • e. adams[1]
  • eloy wytewa[1]
  • ernest chapella[1]
  • everett tawahcivgva[1]
  • frank h. cushing[1]
  • mae clark (navajo)[1]
  • nampeyo[5]
  • patrick howesa[1]
  • r.s. pentwa[1]
  • treva burton[1]
  • viola howto[1]
  • white swan[1]
  • yes[687]
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97-80-575

97-80-575

Wall Peg

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29-27-1497

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97-564-488

97-564-488

Mortar

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29-27-64

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Sherds

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97-85-418

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Plaque

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97-85-348

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Basket

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29-27-1477

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Sherd

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22256

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Plummet

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97-564-511

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Grooved Axe

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22255

22255

Mortar

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97-80-587

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Corn Cobs

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Sherd

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97-564-340

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Pestle

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Sherd

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29-27-70

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Cord Fragments

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Twig

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29-27-1392

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