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  • Object[327]
  • yes[327]
  • no[326]
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  • african[44]
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  • oceanian[138]
  • adze socket[1]
  • apron[4]
  • architectural model[1]
  • arm band[8]
  • arrow[19]
  • arrows in bark[1]
  • axe[1]
  • back strap[1]
  • bag[4]
  • bark[6]
  • bark bundle[1]
  • bark cloth[10]
  • bark cloth material[1]
  • bark fragment[1]
  • bark painting[22]
  • bark painting material[3]
  • bark quiver[1]
  • bark sample[2]
  • bark skirt[1]
  • basket[12]
  • basket lid[2]
  • bear trap arrow sheath[7]
  • belt[3]
  • betel pouch[1]
  • beyusti[1]
  • blanket[1]
  • blowgun dart poison box[2]
  • blowgun dart quiver[1]
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  • boat model[1]
  • book[3]
  • bow[3]
  • box[8]
  • box lid[3]
  • breast ornament[2]
  • breech cloth[1]
  • broom[1]
  • canoe[2]
  • canoe model[3]
  • carrying bag[1]
  • carrying basket[7]
  • carrying basket frame[1]
  • case[1]
  • charm container[1]
  • charm stone[1]
  • charms[2]
  • cloth[5]
  • cloth fragment[2]
  • cloth sample[1]
  • clothing[1]
  • coil[2]
  • container[2]
  • cooking vessel[1]
  • cord[1]
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  • creel[1]
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  • crossbow[1]
  • dance costume[1]
  • deer call[1]
  • dentifrice[3]
  • dipper[1]
  • dish[3]
  • drum[2]
  • drum membrane[2]
  • dye[3]
  • dye material[2]
  • feather holder[1]
  • feathers[1]
  • fish basket[3]
  • fish trap[2]
  • fishing line[1]
  • food carrying tray[1]
  • funerary basket[9]
  • hanger[2]
  • headband[2]
  • headdress[4]
  • hold-all[2]
  • knife sheath[2]
  • lid[2]
  • loin cloth[3]
  • mask[5]
  • mat[3]
  • mat seat[2]
  • match[5]
  • moccasin[2]
  • painting[2]
  • pattern[2]
  • rattle[9]
  • rope[2]
  • sample[2]
  • sheath[14]
  • shield[2]
  • snowshoe[2]
  • textile[9]
  • torch[10]
  • waist band[4]
  • water carrier (object)[5]
  • whistle[4]
  • wood fragment[2]
  • africa[1]
  • alaska[17]
  • amburayan[4]
  • amur river[8]
  • amurskay oblast[1]
  • angola[1]
  • arnhem land[1]
  • aruwimi district[1]
  • australia[53]
  • baja california sur[1]
  • baram district[3]
  • batang kayan river[1]
  • belgian congo[4]
  • beltrami county[2]
  • benguet[1]
  • benin kingdom[1]
  • bintenne forest[1]
  • biratori[3]
  • borneo[42]
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  • british columbia[3]
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  • canada[8]
  • central australia[3]
  • chichagof island[3]
  • collier county[3]
  • colorado river region[15]
  • cooper's creek (australia)[2]
  • corrego grande[4]
  • davao[2]
  • dutch west borneo[11]
  • florida[3]
  • ghana[4]
  • great plains (plain)[2]
  • great plains (uncertain plain)[2]
  • hokkaido[18]
  • hoonah[3]
  • india[23]
  • indochina[3]
  • irumu[2]
  • ituri forest[7]
  • japan[19]
  • kapuas river[8]
  • kasai district[2]
  • kenya[2]
  • key marco[3]
  • komering agong[3]
  • kuskokwim river[5]
  • maniwaki[2]
  • matto grosso[4]
  • melville island[19]
  • mendalam river[2]
  • mexico (central america)[2]
  • mindanao[2]
  • minnesota[3]
  • morocco[3]
  • naga hills[17]
  • new caledonia[2]
  • new guinea[5]
  • new hebrides[2]
  • north america[6]
  • northern australia[20]
  • northern luzon[4]
  • northern territory[3]
  • oklahoma[2]
  • okotsunai[15]
  • oregon[2]
  • peru[8]
  • philippine islands[15]
  • port george iv[3]
  • putus sibau[3]
  • quebec[2]
  • red lake[2]
  • rio curanja[7]
  • sakhalin[3]
  • sao lorenco river[4]
  • sarawak[16]
  • siberia[9]
  • sitka[4]
  • sopumei[2]
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  • southeastern utah[19]
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  • southwestern colorado[2]
  • sulawesi[4]
  • sumatra[11]
  • sunkaiang[3]
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  • uganda[5]
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  • upper sarawak river[2]
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  • zaire[13]
  • late 19th century[3]
  • late colonial australia period[5]
  • neolithic[1]
  • ainu[19]
  • algonkin[2]
  • angami[2]
  • ao[1]
  • arrernte[3]
  • bagobo[2]
  • baluba[2]
  • barren ground band[1]
  • basketmaker[1]
  • batembo[1]
  • boran[1]
  • bukeba[4]
  • bushmen[1]
  • bushongo[2]
  • calusa[3]
  • cashinahua[8]
  • cherokee[1]
  • chinese[1]
  • christian[1]
  • cliff dweller[19]
  • dayak[2]
  • delaware culture[1]
  • dene[1]
  • eastern bororo[4]
  • edo (africa)[1]
  • elema[1]
  • eskimo[4]
  • evenk[1]
  • flathead[1]
  • galla[1]
  • ganda[1]
  • gilyak[3]
  • gold[3]
  • grogo dayak[3]
  • haida[1]
  • iban[2]
  • indian[21]
  • isneg[1]
  • kalinga[1]
  • kantu'[7]
  • kayan[6]
  • kenyah[2]
  • kickapoo[1]
  • kikuyu[1]
  • lacandon[1]
  • lakalai[1]
  • lampong[5]
  • land dayak[2]
  • lenape[1]
  • makah[1]
  • mangbetu[3]
  • mbuti[7]
  • melanau[1]
  • minangkebau[3]
  • miri[3]
  • nanai[1]
  • naskapi[1]
  • ojibwa[5]
  • orochi[1]
  • penobscot[1]
  • prehistoric eskimo[1]
  • punan[1]
  • pygmy[7]
  • seri[1]
  • shawnee[1]
  • swahili[1]
  • swiss lake dweller[1]
  • tiwi[16]
  • tlingit[11]
  • tsimshian[1]
  • uma long[3]
  • umatilla[1]
  • village vedda[1]
  • white manufacture[3]
  • winnebago[1]
  • wishram[1]
  • woodland[2]
  • yakima[2]
  • yuma[2]
  • amazonia[8]
  • arctic culture area[5]
  • california culture area[2]
  • east brazil[4]
  • great plains culture area[5]
  • northeast culture area[14]
  • northwest coast culture area[14]
  • plateau culture area[5]
  • siberia[9]
  • southeast culture area[4]
  • southwest culture area[22]
  • subarctic culture area[4]
  • west africa[4]
  • bukoba[4]
  • cochinchina[1]
  • eagle's nest house[2]
  • east of mambasa[1]
  • kalinga[1]
  • near mbeni[1]
  • north of mutoni[5]
  • reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki.[2]
  • section e[1]
  • sitka kaagwaantaan clan[2]
  • sitka kaagwaantaan clan?[1]
  • south australia [historic attribute][3]
  • tanganyika[4]
  • tonkin[1]
  • bat man god[1]
  • bear man[1]
  • house[1]
  • raven[1]
  • animal hair[2]
  • bamboo[10]
  • bark[327]
  • bast fiber[1]
  • birch wood[1]
  • bitumen[3]
  • boar tusk[1]
  • bone[6]
  • buffalo horn[17]
  • cane (plant)[3]
  • canvas[1]
  • cedar[2]
  • clay[2]
  • cloth[7]
  • coconut[1]
  • cord[1]
  • corn husk[3]
  • corn husks[1]
  • cotton[8]
  • cowrie shell[1]
  • crocodile tooth[2]
  • deer hoof[1]
  • dye[3]
  • ermine[1]
  • feather[14]
  • fiber[14]
  • gibbon skin[1]
  • giraffe hair[1]
  • glass[4]
  • gourd[2]
  • grass[9]
  • gum[1]
  • hair[5]
  • hide[1]
  • hornbill beak[1]
  • hornbill feathers[1]
  • hose's langur skin[1]
  • ipoh[1]
  • iron[1]
  • leaf[3]
  • leather[10]
  • metal[4]
  • palm leaf[1]
  • paper[2]
  • peel[32]
  • pigment[64]
  • pitch[3]
  • pith[1]
  • plant fiber[32]
  • porcupine quill[2]
  • quill[2]
  • rattan[6]
  • rattan peel[6]
  • rawhide[2]
  • red ochre[2]
  • reed (plant)[3]
  • reeds[1]
  • resin (material)[1]
  • rope[1]
  • rubber[2]
  • sea turtle shell[1]
  • seed[1]
  • shell[3]
  • skin[2]
  • splint[1]
  • steel[1]
  • stone[3]
  • string[3]
  • twigs[1]
  • vegetable fiber[2]
  • wild rubber[1]
  • wood[85]
  • wool[3]
  • yucca[4]
  • zinc[1]
  • basketry[15]
  • beaten[6]
  • carved[2]
  • coiled[1]
  • embroidered[1]
  • incised[1]
  • lashed[3]
  • painting[1]
  • printed[1]
  • sewn[3]
  • unfinished[1]
  • woven[5]
  • daignnanan[1]
  • m. r. harrington[1]
  • narritjin maymurru[1]
  • paddy freddy puruntatameri[2]
  • w. o. orchard[1]
  • yes[51]
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55-17-302

55-17-302

Arm Band

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P931

P931

Medicine Box (uncertain)

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22089

22089

Charm Stone

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43-4-90

43-4-90

Funerary Basket

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31-33-22

31-33-22

Water Carrier (Object)

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48-7-30

48-7-30

Cloth Fragment

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P1148

P1148

Feathers

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P1479B

P1479B

Fish Basket

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29-43-45

29-43-45

Bark

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55-17-253

55-17-253

Funerary Basket

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A480A

A480A

Bow

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65-10-52

65-10-52

Torch

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97-122-22

97-122-22

Cloth Sample

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29-43-78

29-43-78

Torch (uncertain)

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A471E

A471E

Bear Trap Arrow Sheath

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97-84-1

97-84-1

Canoe

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73-11-1M

73-11-1M

Arrow

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62-22-10

62-22-10

Bark Painting

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P1413

P1413

Rope

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P645

P645

Carrying Basket

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P1288

P1288

Shield

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P646

P646

Carrying Basket

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52-17-2C

52-17-2C

Knife Sheath

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87-8-45

87-8-45

Bark Sample

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29-201-513A

29-201-513A

Dentifrice

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29-43-52

29-43-52

Package

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45-15-1693G

45-15-1693G

Wood Fragment

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29-43-937

29-43-937

Bark

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45-15-1693F

45-15-1693F

Wood Fragment

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CG920604-2507

CG920604-2507

Tomahawk

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30-2-1

30-2-1

Cloth Fragment

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31-21-54

31-21-54

Loin Cloth

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