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- Object[3,907]
- no[3,907]
- anklet[15]
- apron[13]
- arm band[63]
- arm ring[55]
- arrow[1,362]
- arrow butt[5]
- arrow shaft[23]
- arrowhead[7]
- arrows[20]
- arrowshaft[9]
- bag[13]
- band[11]
- bandolier[7]
- basket[159]
- belt[18]
- bird arrow[10]
- bird bolt[5]
- bow[31]
- bracelet[6]
- breast ornament[9]
- canoe paddle[5]
- cap[5]
- cape (clothing)[7]
- ceremonial arrow[20]
- ceremonial object[28]
- ceremonial spear[16]
- ceremonial wand[7]
- charm[11]
- club[38]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[14]
- cordage[15]
- crown[9]
- dagger[6]
- dance bustle[7]
- dance ornament[13]
- dance pendant[7]
- dance wand[10]
- dart[8]
- ear ornament[32]
- earring[12]
- fan[14]
- feather[38]
- feather case[5]
- feather crown[5]
- feather ornament[10]
- feathers[69]
- featherwork[11]
- fetish[15]
- fighting cap[11]
- figure[7]
- fine mat[19]
- game piece[8]
- gaming arrow[10]
- hair ornament[53]
- hair tube[8]
- harpoon[7]
- hat[11]
- head ornament[58]
- headband[16]
- headdress[179]
- kachina doll[193]
- knife sheath[6]
- lance[11]
- lance cover[6]
- lime stick[9]
- lip ornament[13]
- mask[51]
- mask part[9]
- mat[5]
- moccasin[20]
- model[11]
- necklace[23]
- net bag[8]
- ornament[156]
- pipe bag[13]
- pipe stem[17]
- pouch[10]
- prayer stick[54]
- quiver[9]
- rattle[26]
- reproduction[8]
- rice planting stick[8]
- robe[6]
- robe fragment[16]
- scalplock ornament[15]
- scraper[12]
- seal harpoon[10]
- shaman's arrow[27]
- shield[30]
- shuttlecock[5]
- spear[42]
- staff[5]
- string[10]
- string of feathers[5]
- sun basket[7]
- tassel[8]
- textile[5]
- textile fragment[5]
- tossing game[5]
- war bonnet[11]
- alaska[113]
- angola[15]
- antofagasta province[12]
- anvik[13]
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- borneo[27]
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- california (state)[286]
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- chiapas[76]
- chile[13]
- corrego grande[173]
- darlington agency[16]
- davao[16]
- department of peten[54]
- eastern highlands, new guinea[13]
- ecuador[13]
- etosha pan[25]
- first mesa[14]
- german new guinea[87]
- gran chaco[25]
- gravefield i[58]
- gravefield i, oldest part[14]
- great plains (plain)[134]
- guatemala[55]
- guiana[152]
- guyana[69]
- hano[17]
- humboldt county[40]
- hupa valley[39]
- india[16]
- jalisco[15]
- kasai district[13]
- kenya[65]
- kuluene river mouth[18]
- lake county (california)[49]
- lower kuluene river[16]
- matto grosso[265]
- matto grosso state[50]
- melville island[67]
- mexico[54]
- mexico (central america)[94]
- mindanao[16]
- montana[58]
- namibia[54]
- nayarit[48]
- near canadian river[17]
- new britain[43]
- new guinea[248]
- new mexico[143]
- north america[55]
- north dakota[35]
- northern australia[67]
- northern luzon[52]
- nunivak island[24]
- oklahoma[70]
- oraibi[23]
- outpost simoe lopes[14]
- pachacamac[92]
- paraguay[62]
- peru[200]
- philippine islands[74]
- pine ridge reservation[16]
- plains area[34]
- rio curanja[43]
- rondonopolis[13]
- samoa islands[21]
- sao lorenco river[188]
- sarawak[15]
- sepik river[83]
- south america[66]
- south dakota[138]
- southeastern utah[19]
- southwest africa[15]
- tambunum[21]
- tanganyika[24]
- tepic[19]
- tesuque[15]
- third mesa[23]
- timbunke[16]
- united states of america[700]
- upper kuluene river[16]
- upper lake[24]
- upper paranatinga river[17]
- upper xingu river[88]
- usumacinta valley[54]
- venezuela[18]
- vogumash[14]
- walpi[18]
- west bank[43]
- west nakanai[31]
- white river[68]
- wind river reservation[16]
- wyoming[24]
- zaire[54]
- 19th century[3]
- 20th century[1]
- contemporary[5]
- early 20th century[23]
- late 20th century[19]
- modern[27]
- qing dynasty[1]
- te huringa i period[4]
- victorian[1]
- algonkin[6]
- anhukua[11]
- apache[64]
- apalaii[17]
- apayao[4]
- arapaho[58]
- asmat[4]
- aura[12]
- bagobo[16]
- bakairi[17]
- bambara[8]
- blackfeet[33]
- bororo[19]
- bushmen[25]
- cadoca[16]
- campa[6]
- cashinahua[44]
- cayapo[19]
- chamacoccos[31]
- chamacoco[6]
- cherokee[11]
- cheyenne[11]
- cheyenne (culture)[38]
- chilkat[5]
- cliff dweller[18]
- comanche[9]
- crow (culture)[27]
- cumiana[7]
- dakota[6]
- deg hit’an (ingalik)[7]
- dene[11]
- eastern bororo[174]
- eastern pomo[46]
- elgeyo[6]
- eskimo[83]
- ganguela[8]
- gimi[13]
- guana[9]
- guato[13]
- herero[29]
- hopi[244]
- hopi-tewa[9]
- huichol[49]
- hupa[75]
- indian[25]
- iroquois[10]
- kamayura[18]
- kayan[11]
- kiowa[5]
- korean[6]
- kuicuru[12]
- kuikutl[18]
- lacandon[76]
- lakalai[31]
- lakota[6]
- macusi[5]
- mapidan[19]
- masai[42]
- mundurucu[5]
- nambicuara[15]
- naravute[21]
- native american[28]
- navajo[5]
- negrito[46]
- nootka[5]
- north american indian[12]
- northern tepehuan[6]
- nyangara[7]
- oglala[14]
- paiute[5]
- parintintin[5]
- parukutu[44]
- pawnee[6]
- plains indian[81]
- pomo[159]
- pueblo[89]
- san carlos apache[6]
- shoshone[11]
- sioux[222]
- sisseton[5]
- southern cheyenne[19]
- tepecano[14]
- tewa (culture)[30]
- tiwi[67]
- tlingit[23]
- tsuva[8]
- tulare[7]
- turuma[5]
- urubi[7]
- ute[8]
- waiwai[143]
- wapisiana[24]
- white manufacture[5]
- yankton[6]
- yanktonai[6]
- yaruros[6]
- yawalapiti[14]
- yonggom/muyu[9]
- yurok[6]
- zuni[82]
- amazonia[553]
- andean[157]
- arctic culture area[91]
- asmat[1]
- california culture area[283]
- central africa[3]
- central american[143]
- circum-caribbean[12]
- east brazil[212]
- gran chaco[62]
- great basin culture area[31]
- great lakes[2]
- great plains culture area[719]
- north american culture area[3]
- northeast culture area[30]
- northwest coast culture area[46]
- oceania[3]
- plains culture area[4]
- plateau culture area[14]
- polynesia[3]
- siberia[2]
- south american culture area[83]
- southeast culture area[19]
- southwest culture area[526]
- subarctic culture area[21]
- apayao[4]
- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[12]
- catholic mission[2]
- cave[1]
- covered in recent time.[3]
- covered in recent times. from loosened soil.[1]
- eagle's nest house?[1]
- found on breast same mummy[1]
- found on the breast of a mummy.[1]
- from a mummy[6]
- from a mummy.[4]
- from a mummy. covered in recent time.[1]
- from loosened soil[2]
- from shrine of po-o-kong[1]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon)[1]
- from the loosened soil[3]
- from the loosened soil.[1]
- hegeturu community[13]
- kaagwaantaan clan?[1]
- kaagwaantaan fin house[1]
- katchina house, south of oraibi[1]
- labogai census district[13]
- near canadian river[2]
- negrito[16]
- negrito?[11]
- north island[1]
- obtained at mamacona[2]
- obtained at mamacona.[4]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon[1]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[7]
- pinoleville[2]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan[2]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan?[3]
- tambunum[1]
- teikweidi clan[1]
- ukiah[2]
- west bank[1]
- west bank of river[1]
- wolf house[1]
- wolf house?[1]
- younger western part of the principal excavations in gravefield i. covered in recent times. from a mummy.[1]
- animal[3]
- animal track[1]
- antelope[3]
- basket[2]
- bean sprout[2]
- bear[2]
- bell[1]
- bird[4]
- bird head[1]
- bird track[4]
- blue jay[1]
- bow[2]
- bowl[1]
- butterfly[3]
- chevron[8]
- child[1]
- circle[1]
- cloud[36]
- clown[6]
- corn[18]
- corn smut[1]
- crazy rattle[1]
- crow[2]
- deer[2]
- dragonfly[2]
- eagle[1]
- face[1]
- feather[9]
- flower blossom[24]
- flowers[1]
- frog[1]
- frog (?)[1]
- fruit[1]
- gourd[1]
- hand[2]
- hand print[2]
- hands[1]
- havasupai[1]
- hornbill[1]
- hornet[1]
- horse[1]
- hourglass[1]
- human face[1]
- human figure[2]
- jellyfish[1]
- kachina[1]
- laguna[5]
- leg[2]
- lightning[2]
- lizard[1]
- loon[1]
- male[3]
- man[1]
- marmot[1]
- men[1]
- moon[1]
- mountain lion[1]
- mudhead[6]
- navajo[11]
- ogre[3]
- owl[2]
- palm tree[1]
- peyote ceremony[4]
- phallus[5]
- prey[1]
- puma[1]
- quiver[1]
- rainbow[9]
- rasp[1]
- rattle[5]
- raven[1]
- runner[1]
- saw[1]
- shell[2]
- snake[3]
- snake (?)[1]
- snake head[1]
- squash blossom[3]
- star[3]
- stick[2]
- sun[2]
- tadpole[1]
- thunderbird[2]
- tomato?[1]
- tripod[1]
- turtle[2]
- utchee[1]
- walking stick[1]
- water serpent[2]
- whale[3]
- whip[4]
- whirling log[1]
- white man[1]
- wild man[1]
- wolf[1]
- woman[1]
- zuni[8]
- zuni warrior[3]
- abalone[15]
- animal hair[9]
- antler[6]
- baleen[6]
- bamboo[243]
- bark[58]
- bark cloth[5]
- basketry[10]
- bead[179]
- bell[4]
- bird bone[4]
- bird skin[12]
- bone[259]
- bone point[4]
- brass[9]
- buckskin[116]
- buffalo skin[4]
- cane (plant)[228]
- cassowary bone[5]
- catlinite[10]
- cedar bark[5]
- clay[20]
- cloth[61]
- cord[30]
- corn cob[5]
- corn husk[7]
- corncob[9]
- cotton[114]
- cotton cloth[6]
- cotton string[11]
- cottonwood (tree)[15]
- elk skin[4]
- ermine[7]
- fabric[23]
- feather[3,907]
- felt[10]
- fiber[556]
- flint[41]
- fur[67]
- glass[143]
- gourd[15]
- grass[19]
- gum[46]
- hair[94]
- hide[134]
- hoof[7]
- horn (animal part)[18]
- horsehair[25]
- human hair[5]
- iron[363]
- ivory[11]
- jasper[5]
- leaf[14]
- leather[66]
- mashupar seed[11]
- metal[341]
- mollusk shell[8]
- nut (plant)[6]
- nut shell[8]
- obsidian[38]
- ochre[9]
- paint[217]
- palm leaf[11]
- palm wood[14]
- pandanus[57]
- peccary tusk[12]
- peel[96]
- pigment[517]
- pitch[8]
- plant fiber[290]
- porcupine quill[8]
- quartz[6]
- quill[144]
- rattan[5]
- rawhide[57]
- reed[5]
- reed (plant)[154]
- resin (material)[15]
- seed[87]
- shell[161]
- silk[10]
- sinew[294]
- skin[49]
- soot[9]
- steel[11]
- stone[113]
- string[108]
- stroud[10]
- tin[98]
- tinkler[6]
- tooth[9]
- turtle shell[5]
- tusk[7]
- twine[11]
- vegetable fiber[7]
- wax[19]
- whisker[6]
- wood[2,062]
- wool[112]
- yarn[63]
- charlie anko[1]
- chester poleyestewa[1]
- daren silas[1]
- delmer larson[1]
- dora dick[1]
- emma stanislavs[1]
- ernest chapella[1]
- frank h. cushing[1]
- frank hamilton cushing[2]
- gary shulpa[1]
- george david[1]
- george hunt jr.[2]
- jerry aaron[3]
- jimmy nequatewa[5]
- leonard shulpa sr.[1]
- manuel denet chavarria[1]
- mary francisco[2]
- mary john[1]
- mary posh[1]
- may john[1]
- mervyn child[1]
- minnie thompson[1]
- mrs. charles williams[1]
- mrs. tony metock[1]
- nick peters[1]
- odin lanning[1]
- patrick howesa[1]
- r.s. pentewa[2]
- r.s. pentwa[1]
- raymond dutchman[2]
- tim paul[1]
- university of pennsylvania museum[1]
- unknown[5]
- chicago[2]
- yes[471]
1825 - 1856 of 3,907 Records
1825 - 1856 of 3,907 Records