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- Object[1,459]
- amulet[10]
- arrow[155]
- arrow foreshaft[3]
- arrows[14]
- axe[3]
- baby carrier fragment[10]
- basket[36]
- basket lid[6]
- bell[14]
- bellows[4]
- bird arrow[3]
- blow gun dart[5]
- bobbin[4]
- bow[188]
- bow drill[3]
- bowl[10]
- box[18]
- box lid[12]
- bundle[3]
- carrier (object)[3]
- ceremonial arrow[18]
- ceremonial object[11]
- ceremonial sword[4]
- charm[4]
- chimales[3]
- clog[4]
- club[11]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[18]
- cord twister[4]
- covered basket[5]
- cradle board[6]
- cradle model[7]
- crossbow[5]
- cup[5]
- dance stick[3]
- dance wand[3]
- dart[7]
- doll[12]
- drinking tube[3]
- drum[30]
- ear ornament[4]
- earring[3]
- fan[16]
- fetish[23]
- fiddle[10]
- fiddle bow[4]
- figure[4]
- figurine[5]
- fish spear[4]
- flute[7]
- game[6]
- game stick[4]
- girdle[4]
- harp[14]
- harpoon[7]
- headdress[10]
- heddle pulley[5]
- hook[4]
- knife[17]
- knife sheath[10]
- lacrosse stick[4]
- loom[14]
- loom part[8]
- lute[16]
- lyre[5]
- mask[44]
- model[8]
- musical bow[4]
- necklace[15]
- net[7]
- netting needle[4]
- ornament[5]
- ornaments[4]
- panpipes[4]
- pipe stem[5]
- prayer stick[38]
- quiver[7]
- rattle[16]
- reproduction[7]
- rope[5]
- sculpture[11]
- sheath[4]
- shield[44]
- shuttle[5]
- sling[4]
- snowshoe[7]
- spear[21]
- spindle[16]
- staff[5]
- stick[5]
- stool[4]
- sword[10]
- tobacco gourd[4]
- tool[4]
- toy[5]
- vessel[6]
- whistle[13]
- work basket[7]
- xylophone[4]
- zither[4]
- africa[17]
- alaska[21]
- amur river[8]
- angola[39]
- arizona[42]
- aruwimi district[7]
- bangala district[18]
- belgian congo[137]
- blue lake[7]
- boyoma falls[8]
- brazil[172]
- british east africa[8]
- california (state)[26]
- cameroon[13]
- canada[18]
- caudivilla[7]
- china[7]
- colombia[32]
- corrego grande[36]
- east africa[10]
- ecuador[6]
- egypt[8]
- equatorial province[13]
- ethiopia[8]
- fiji islands[36]
- first mesa[8]
- gabon[17]
- ghana[5]
- gravefield i[15]
- gravefield i, oldest part[5]
- great plains (plain)[10]
- guajira peninsula[22]
- guatemala[14]
- guiana[29]
- guyana[14]
- hano[5]
- hokkaido[14]
- huaca paraiso[5]
- humboldt county[16]
- india[13]
- ivory coast[11]
- jalisco[16]
- japan[17]
- kasai district[96]
- kenya[27]
- kuluene river[8]
- kuluene river mouth[19]
- kuluseu river mouth[8]
- lake albert[12]
- liberia[21]
- lower lomami river[6]
- mad river[8]
- maritime congo[8]
- marques[9]
- matto grosso[69]
- matto grosso state[31]
- mexico (central america)[42]
- mombasa[7]
- montana[10]
- morocco[10]
- namibia[16]
- nayarit[22]
- new guinea[15]
- new mexico[45]
- nigeria[9]
- north africa[6]
- north america[20]
- north carolina[7]
- northwest of the town[9]
- oklahoma[18]
- pachacamac[52]
- paraiso[6]
- peru[124]
- portuguese west africa[6]
- rejaf station[10]
- rey coast[7]
- rio curanja[19]
- sao lorenco river[40]
- second mesa[6]
- sherbro island[44]
- siberia[8]
- sierra leone[65]
- solomon islands[15]
- south africa[25]
- south america[38]
- southwest africa[6]
- sudan[14]
- sun temple[11]
- tanzania[10]
- tepic[18]
- uganda[23]
- ukamba[8]
- united states of america[91]
- upper paranatinga river[6]
- upper xingu river[46]
- venezuela[28]
- west bank[16]
- yoni[13]
- zaire[129]
- zambia[9]
- ababua[4]
- ainu[14]
- akamba[6]
- aluru[10]
- ambundu[16]
- ao[3]
- apache[6]
- arapaho[6]
- arbore[3]
- arhuaco[9]
- athapaskan[3]
- aura[8]
- baganda[3]
- bakairi[7]
- bakete[3]
- balolo (bantu culture)[12]
- baluba[18]
- bambala[5]
- bangala[10]
- bangongo[4]
- bapende[3]
- bapoto[3]
- basoko[4]
- basonge[5]
- bateke[4]
- baule[6]
- bayaka[8]
- blackfeet[6]
- bororo[6]
- bushmen[4]
- bushongo[41]
- cakchiquel[3]
- cashibo[3]
- cashinahua[14]
- cayapo[20]
- cayuga[3]
- cherokee[7]
- chinese[4]
- conibo[5]
- crow (culture)[4]
- cumiana[3]
- dene[3]
- diau[6]
- eastern bororo[37]
- eskimo[6]
- fang[26]
- galla magois[3]
- ganguela[3]
- gaviao[4]
- goajira[5]
- guajiro[17]
- guatemalan[5]
- herero[11]
- hopi[35]
- hopi-tewa[3]
- huichol[22]
- hupa[10]
- indian[14]
- iroquois[13]
- japanese[3]
- kamayura[18]
- kimbundu[6]
- kuikutl[6]
- lacandon[4]
- lokele[5]
- macoa[4]
- macusi[4]
- maholo[3]
- mashona[7]
- masongo[4]
- mundurucu[5]
- naravute[7]
- native american[7]
- navajo[4]
- ngombe[6]
- north american indian[10]
- nyangara[3]
- ojibwa[3]
- paiute[5]
- parukutu[3]
- peruvian[3]
- pianga[8]
- plains indian[3]
- pueblo[42]
- shangana-tsonga[12]
- shawnee[10]
- sherbro[43]
- sioux[9]
- swahili[11]
- tepecano[16]
- waha[4]
- waiwai[14]
- wapisiana[10]
- watusi[5]
- weitspekan[9]
- white mountain apache[4]
- yawalapiti[12]
- zappo-zap[4]
- zulu[7]
- zuni[39]
- amazonia[186]
- andean[92]
- arctic culture area[17]
- california culture area[27]
- caribbean[1]
- central africa[36]
- central american[59]
- circum-caribbean[36]
- east africa[13]
- east brazil[45]
- gran chaco[2]
- great basin culture area[10]
- great lakes[1]
- great plains culture area[64]
- north africa[25]
- northeast culture area[23]
- northwest coast culture area[5]
- siberia[8]
- south american culture area[42]
- south culture area[1]
- southeast culture area[15]
- southern africa[3]
- southwest culture area[103]
- subarctic culture area[8]
- west africa[17]
- at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[1]
- basin of 3 rivers[1]
- batehalo[1]
- bonair[2]
- cabinda[1]
- covered in recent time.[1]
- covered in recent time. from the loosened soil. (burial place turned over in ancient times)[1]
- covered in recent time. from a mummy[1]
- east of mambasa[1]
- found near a mummy.[1]
- found within the mummy bale[1]
- from a mummy[2]
- from a mummy.[3]
- from mummy[1]
- from the pampa south of the thick city wall.[1]
- kamabia[2]
- kiziba[1]
- lulenga mission on main road between lakes kivu and edward[1]
- ndema chiefdom[1]
- near canadian river[1]
- near mbeni[1]
- near trisana[2]
- near yoni[4]
- north of mutoni[1]
- obtained at san pedro[1]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[4]
- pendembu[6]
- port of spain[1]
- sembehu[3]
- sheikh husein[2]
- shengge chiefdom[2]
- shire river[1]
- sitia chiefdom[4]
- t296[1]
- talamanca[3]
- tomb 2111, tomb of khentkhety[1]
- west bank[1]
- west; region of n'zerekore[1]
- yoni[1]
- amandus johnson[3]
- animal head[1]
- backstrap loom[1]
- bird[1]
- boat[2]
- boy[1]
- child[1]
- cicatrisation[1]
- cloud[1]
- conquistador[1]
- cowboy[1]
- dog[1]
- drum[2]
- female[2]
- house[1]
- human[5]
- human face[1]
- human figure[1]
- human figures[1]
- human head[1]
- humis[2]
- huts[1]
- janus[1]
- kachina[3]
- lightning[1]
- male[2]
- male face[1]
- man[2]
- men[1]
- mother[1]
- musician[1]
- oars[1]
- pawik[1]
- snake head[1]
- spinning[1]
- spinning implement[1]
- sun[2]
- tiger[1]
- tree[1]
- trees[1]
- warthog[1]
- water buffalo[1]
- weaver[1]
- woman[6]
- bamboo[30]
- bark[4]
- bead[10]
- beads[3]
- bear bone[1]
- bird part[1]
- bone[55]
- brass[18]
- bronze[1]
- buckskin[8]
- buffalo hide[1]
- button[1]
- calabash[1]
- cane (plant)[56]
- canvas[1]
- caribou hide[10]
- catlinite[3]
- ceramic[9]
- clam shell[1]
- claw[1]
- clay[10]
- cloth[19]
- coconut shell[1]
- copper[7]
- cord[3]
- corn cob[1]
- corn husk[1]
- cornhusk[3]
- cotton[17]
- cowrie[2]
- cowrie shell[1]
- cowrie shells[1]
- deer hair[1]
- deerskin[2]
- egg shell[1]
- fabric[4]
- feather[187]
- feathers[2]
- fiber[1,459]
- fish bone[1]
- flannel[1]
- flint[4]
- fruit shell[1]
- fur[8]
- gemstone[1]
- glass[34]
- goat hair[4]
- gold[1]
- gourd[28]
- grass[7]
- gum[2]
- gutskin[2]
- hair[14]
- hide[38]
- horn (animal part)[6]
- horsehair[3]
- iron[80]
- ivory[5]
- jaguar hide[1]
- jute[1]
- leaf[1]
- leather[48]
- macaw feather[1]
- maize[1]
- metal[59]
- nut shell[4]
- nuts[2]
- oils[2]
- paint[11]
- parchment[3]
- peel[14]
- pigment[94]
- pitch[2]
- plant fiber[10]
- plaster[2]
- quill[7]
- rawhide[5]
- reed (plant)[25]
- reptile skin[2]
- resin (material)[8]
- seed[6]
- seeds[4]
- shell[12]
- silk[2]
- sinew[8]
- skin[43]
- spine[4]
- spines[2]
- steel[2]
- stingray spine[5]
- stone[24]
- string[4]
- textile[2]
- thorn[9]
- thread[3]
- tooth[3]
- twine[3]
- wax[4]
- wood[1,459]
- wood shavings[2]
- yes[158]
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