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- Object[1,305]
- amulet[2]
- baby rattle[4]
- bait basket[2]
- basket[3]
- bottle[32]
- bowl[144]
- bowl fragment[6]
- bowl fragments[4]
- bowl lid[3]
- box[11]
- box lid[3]
- bucket[4]
- calabash[27]
- canteen[10]
- ceremonial object[3]
- container[99]
- container lid[6]
- cover[9]
- cup[26]
- dance rattle[13]
- dipper[6]
- dish[7]
- drinking cup[3]
- drinking vessel[3]
- fetish[2]
- fiddle[6]
- fiddle bow[2]
- finger piano[2]
- flask[3]
- flint[2]
- flute[7]
- food bowl[3]
- gourd[119]
- gourd fragment[6]
- gourd fragments[3]
- gourds[4]
- guacal[6]
- guitar[2]
- harp[12]
- hat[5]
- idiophone[2]
- kapok[2]
- kava cup[2]
- kora[5]
- ladle[28]
- lid[35]
- lime container[46]
- lime gourd[27]
- lime stick[7]
- lute[10]
- lute fragment[9]
- lyre[4]
- malimba[5]
- maraca[5]
- marimba[5]
- mask[8]
- medicine[2]
- milk vessel[2]
- mixing stick[3]
- model[3]
- mouth organ[5]
- musical bow[4]
- musical instrument[5]
- musical scraper[6]
- necklace[3]
- necklace fragment[3]
- oil container[3]
- paint container[2]
- paint pot[3]
- penis sheath[15]
- pestle[3]
- peyote rattle[2]
- pigeon whistle[12]
- pigment[2]
- pipe[7]
- plate[12]
- poporo[18]
- pot lid[3]
- rattle[118]
- scraper[3]
- seeds[5]
- snuff box[13]
- snuff holder[23]
- snuff tube[8]
- spoon[17]
- stopper[6]
- stringed instrument[4]
- tobacco container[8]
- tobacco gourd[5]
- trumpet[6]
- vessel[80]
- vessel fragment[5]
- vessel lid[9]
- votive bowl[15]
- water carrier (object)[6]
- water container[14]
- water gourd[3]
- whistle[4]
- wind instrument[7]
- xylophone[11]
- admiralty islands[5]
- africa[29]
- ancon[12]
- angola[34]
- antofagasta province[5]
- arizona[17]
- baram river[6]
- belgian congo[102]
- bokhara[9]
- borneo[40]
- botswana[9]
- brazil[85]
- british east africa[9]
- british new guinea[13]
- cajamarquilla[9]
- cameroon[6]
- chile[7]
- china[17]
- chira valley[21]
- colombia[62]
- corrego grande[12]
- costa rica[7]
- cuba[6]
- department of baja verapaz[7]
- dobu[6]
- doro ana[16]
- dutch east borneo[6]
- dutch west borneo[13]
- east africa[8]
- egypt[9]
- german new guinea[9]
- ghana[16]
- gravefield i[15]
- gravefield i, oldest part[7]
- guajira peninsula[32]
- guatemala[22]
- guiana[12]
- guyana[16]
- huaca paraiso[13]
- huetu-mukuk[24]
- india[38]
- jalisco[9]
- kasai district[105]
- kenya[18]
- kiriwina[6]
- lagos[18]
- liberia[17]
- lower rio capanaparo[6]
- madagascar[9]
- marques[9]
- matto grosso[60]
- mendalam river[10]
- mexico (central america)[60]
- mozambique[6]
- nayarit[35]
- nazca district[11]
- new caledonia[8]
- new guinea[55]
- new mexico[15]
- nigeria[24]
- northern luzon[9]
- northwest of the town[15]
- nubia[6]
- oklahoma[10]
- pachacamac[60]
- pacific islands[8]
- peru[199]
- philippine islands[23]
- pisco province[14]
- pueblo viejo area[6]
- puntilla[10]
- rabinal[9]
- russia[9]
- samarkand[9]
- san miguel (colombia)[10]
- sao lorenco river[12]
- sarawak[18]
- senegal[18]
- sepik river[6]
- sherbro island[10]
- sierra de perija[34]
- sierra leone[18]
- south africa[22]
- south america[8]
- state of apure[6]
- sudan[9]
- sumatra[7]
- sun temple[14]
- thailand[6]
- trobriand islands[8]
- turkestan[9]
- ukamba[9]
- united states of america[30]
- upper guinea[13]
- upper paranatinga river[10]
- upper xingu river[33]
- venezuela[89]
- west africa[12]
- west indies[12]
- zaire[22]
- early 20th century[1]
- incasic[1]
- late 20th century[12]
- modern[6]
- new kingdom[1]
- ambundu[3]
- ao[8]
- apayao[3]
- arapaho[2]
- arhuaco[29]
- ataroi[5]
- bakairi[10]
- baluba[89]
- bamangwato[4]
- bamileke[2]
- bashi[2]
- basket-maker[3]
- basonge[8]
- blackfeet[2]
- bushmen[2]
- bushongo[5]
- carib[3]
- catawba[5]
- cherokee[4]
- chinese[16]
- cliff dweller[3]
- comanche[4]
- cuban indian[2]
- dani[4]
- delaware culture[2]
- eastern bororo[12]
- elema[2]
- fan[2]
- gimi[5]
- goajira[7]
- goajira (culture)[2]
- guajiro[22]
- hawaiian[4]
- herero[2]
- hopi[20]
- hopi-tewa[2]
- huichol[45]
- iban[5]
- ica[3]
- ifugao[4]
- inca[10]
- indian[26]
- iroquois[2]
- isaan[5]
- japanese[3]
- kalinga[2]
- kalosh[2]
- kanioka[78]
- kantu'[3]
- kayan[13]
- kenyah[4]
- kimbundu[9]
- lampong[3]
- lenape[2]
- lokele[3]
- macoa[33]
- macusi[3]
- madang[2]
- mam[4]
- mandingo[3]
- marimba[2]
- masai[2]
- masongo[2]
- mbangala[4]
- mbuti[3]
- meroitic[5]
- minangkebau[4]
- miri[2]
- moqui[2]
- mundurucu[4]
- nambicuara[2]
- naravute[21]
- ovimbundu[6]
- pianga[3]
- pocomchi[7]
- pueblo[16]
- pume[16]
- pygmy[3]
- quiche[12]
- rengma[3]
- shangana-tsonga[8]
- sherbro[5]
- shilluk[2]
- swahili[3]
- tagalog[4]
- talamanca[4]
- tarahumara[3]
- thai[5]
- tlascala[3]
- tsuva[8]
- tswa[2]
- waiwai[2]
- wapisiana[4]
- warao[2]
- winnebago[3]
- yaruro[16]
- yaruros[6]
- yawalapiti[5]
- zulu[5]
- zuni[5]
- african[1]
- amazonia[89]
- andean[198]
- caribbean[12]
- central africa[9]
- central american[91]
- circum-caribbean[122]
- east africa[11]
- east brazil[14]
- great basin culture area[1]
- great plains culture area[16]
- north africa[6]
- northeast culture area[9]
- oceania[4]
- polynesia[4]
- south american culture area[31]
- southeast culture area[8]
- southern africa[1]
- southwest culture area[52]
- west africa[29]
- "east-12"[1]
- "supplement to pasamayo"[1]
- ?[1]
- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[5]
- c. 10-15 miles s. of bendarban[1]
- cliff-house in side canyon of forbidden canyon[1]
- east-12[1]
- finds in the desmonte (burial place turned over in ancient times).[1]
- found on the ground of the cemetery[1]
- from a cave[3]
- from a mummy[3]
- from a mummy bale[1]
- from a mummy bale.[1]
- from a mummy.[2]
- from child mummy[1]
- from loosened soil[1]
- from mummy[1]
- from mummy bale[1]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[2]
- g 105[2]
- g 557[1]
- g 637[1]
- g 96[1]
- grave[3]
- grave 23[1]
- hegeturu community[5]
- ilorin[2]
- inca tombs[1]
- kaballa[1]
- katana[1]
- labogai census district[5]
- later excavation at marques, northern part of the valley[1]
- northwest of the town[1]
- 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.[9]
- rio del darien[1]
- sitia chiefdom[2]
- talamanca[4]
- west bank[2]
- west bank of river[1]
- yoni[2]
- animal[5]
- animals[1]
- bird[10]
- birds[1]
- chair[1]
- child?[1]
- cows[1]
- crawfish[1]
- dog[1]
- eagle[1]
- elephant[1]
- face[1]
- fan?[1]
- figure[1]
- fish[8]
- floral motif[1]
- gun[1]
- human[2]
- human figure[1]
- human head[1]
- lizard[1]
- man[4]
- moon[1]
- peacocks[1]
- people[1]
- peyote ceremony[3]
- rosette[3]
- scorpion[1]
- star[1]
- sun[1]
- thunderbird[1]
- tree[1]
- umbrella[1]
- woman[2]
- aluminum[1]
- animal hair[1]
- bamboo[50]
- bark[2]
- bead[25]
- beads[1]
- bean[3]
- bees-wax[7]
- beeswax[12]
- boar tusk[1]
- bone[4]
- brass[19]
- buckskin[12]
- calabash[8]
- cane (plant)[7]
- ceramic[3]
- charcoal[1]
- clay[4]
- coconut fiber[1]
- coconut shell[2]
- commercial nylon string[13]
- copper[6]
- copper alloy[9]
- cord[2]
- cork[1]
- corn cob[5]
- corncob[1]
- cotton[13]
- cotton fiber[1]
- cottonwood (alaska)[1]
- cowrie[2]
- cowrie shell[3]
- curagua thread[7]
- deer skin[5]
- down (material)[2]
- earth[1]
- fabric[2]
- faience[1]
- feather[15]
- feathers[7]
- fiber[77]
- fish bone[1]
- flint[1]
- glass[22]
- gourd[1,305]
- gum[1]
- gutta-percha[8]
- hair[2]
- hide[16]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- horsehair[6]
- iron[15]
- ivory[12]
- kapok[4]
- lacquer[11]
- lagos[1]
- leaf[2]
- leather[42]
- lime[9]
- lizard skin[4]
- metal[20]
- monkey skull[1]
- moriche palm fiber[3]
- moriche palm leaf[3]
- morro tree fruit[3]
- mother-of-pearl[1]
- nito[4]
- paint[5]
- palm[3]
- peel[33]
- pigment[80]
- plant fiber[44]
- pumpkin seed[2]
- raffia[3]
- raphia[2]
- rattan[4]
- rawhide[2]
- reed (plant)[11]
- reptile skin[3]
- resin[3]
- resin (material)[12]
- rope[3]
- scrap cloth[7]
- seed[27]
- seeds[8]
- shell[13]
- silk[2]
- silver[6]
- skin[23]
- snakeskin[4]
- stick[2]
- stone[5]
- stones[7]
- straw[4]
- string[7]
- tusk[4]
- wax[2]
- wicker[4]
- wood[187]
- wool[4]
- eulogio[1]
- francisco bautista[3]
- freddy washington[1]
- john cruz[1]
- louie mantini[1]
- pedro maria ojeda[1]
- rafael[1]
- ramona[1]
- rufina[1]
- yes[84]
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897 - 928 of 1,305 Records