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- Object[555]
- no[555]
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- architectural model[1]
- arrow[1]
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- atlatl[1]
- awl[1]
- awl case[1]
- back rest[3]
- basket[2]
- bear skull from nusa[1]
- bell[2]
- bellows[3]
- blowgun[1]
- blowgun dart quiver[6]
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- boat[7]
- boat model[3]
- boat part[1]
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- bow[21]
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- drum[116]
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- drumstick[6]
- fiddle[15]
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- figure[3]
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- finger mask[2]
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- guitar[3]
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- hat[2]
- ice scoop[5]
- image[2]
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- knife[18]
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- lance[4]
- lute[20]
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- mask[5]
- model[58]
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- net[3]
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- object[3]
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- pipe stem[2]
- powder horn[2]
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- rattle[14]
- reproduction[4]
- saddle[4]
- scraper[3]
- sheath[3]
- shield[8]
- sling[2]
- snake dance outfit[3]
- snowshoe[28]
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- spear[6]
- stick[2]
- stirrup[3]
- sword[2]
- tambourine[9]
- toy[39]
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- umiak[6]
- war club[5]
- whip[4]
- whistle[3]
- wound plug[2]
- wristlet[2]
- xylophone[3]
- xylophone sticks[2]
- acoma[2]
- afghanistan[2]
- africa[4]
- alaska[95]
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- antofagasta province[2]
- anvik[3]
- arizona[4]
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- borneo[14]
- botswana[5]
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- california (state)[6]
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- canada[27]
- cape prince of wales[7]
- cape york (greenland)[3]
- chile[2]
- china[12]
- chiu-chiu village area[2]
- chuquicamata copper mines area[2]
- democratic republic of the congo[3]
- dutch west borneo[3]
- eastern horn[3]
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- etosha pan[3]
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- greenland[18]
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- india[9]
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- japan[10]
- kasai district[14]
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- klukwan[4]
- kuskokwim river[14]
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- philippine islands[4]
- point barrow[14]
- point barrow region[7]
- point hope[3]
- quebec[6]
- sarawak[7]
- senegal[7]
- sherbro island[3]
- siberia[6]
- sierra leone[4]
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- sioux river[4]
- somalia[4]
- south africa[5]
- south dakota[6]
- southeastern utah[4]
- southwest africa[5]
- st. michael[3]
- sudan[5]
- tanzania[4]
- thailand[8]
- tunisia[4]
- turkey (country)[3]
- uganda[3]
- united states of america[51]
- upper guinea[4]
- upper nile[3]
- utah[3]
- utkiavik[7]
- wainwright[3]
- wind river reservation[7]
- wyoming[8]
- zaire[12]
- zambia[8]
- 19th century[1]
- early 20th century[6]
- edo period[1]
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- modern[3]
- qing dynasty[2]
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- ambundu[1]
- apache[1]
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- baluba[3]
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- bangala[1]
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- barren ground band[2]
- basket maker[2]
- basket-maker[1]
- basketmaker[1]
- basonge[3]
- bauwuluzu[1]
- bayanzi[1]
- buddhist[3]
- burmese[1]
- bushmen[8]
- bushongo[1]
- cayuga[1]
- cheyenne[1]
- cheyenne (culture)[2]
- chilkat[4]
- chinese[12]
- cliff dweller[3]
- cliff-dweller[1]
- cocama[3]
- colonial[2]
- comanche[2]
- conibo[1]
- cree[3]
- crow (culture)[5]
- cumiana[2]
- dan[2]
- deg hit’an (ingalik)[1]
- delaware culture[2]
- dene[4]
- ejagham[1]
- ekoi[3]
- elema[1]
- eskimo[92]
- fan[2]
- fang[30]
- flathead[1]
- fula[3]
- galla[2]
- gio[1]
- great lakes[1]
- gros ventre[1]
- haida[1]
- herero[8]
- hopi[3]
- hopi-tewa[1]
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- huron[2]
- iban[2]
- indian[11]
- inuit[1]
- iroquois[8]
- islamic[1]
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- keres[2]
- lenape[2]
- mandingo[2]
- mangbetu[2]
- masai[5]
- mashona[4]
- massisi[2]
- naskapi[3]
- native american[2]
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- oglala[2]
- ovimbundu[4]
- pueblo[3]
- pygmy[2]
- sac & fox[2]
- sherbro[2]
- shilluk[2]
- shoshone[3]
- sinhalese[2]
- sioux[13]
- swahili[3]
- thai[8]
- tibetan[2]
- tlingit[10]
- uinta ute[2]
- zappo-zap[2]
- zulu[4]
- amazonia[6]
- andean[4]
- arctic culture area[106]
- california culture area[6]
- caribbean[3]
- central africa[27]
- circum-caribbean[1]
- east africa[9]
- great basin culture area[6]
- great plains culture area[47]
- north africa[31]
- north american culture area[2]
- northeast culture area[21]
- northwest coast culture area[17]
- plateau culture area[2]
- siberia[6]
- south american culture area[2]
- southern africa[1]
- southwest culture area[15]
- subarctic culture area[17]
- west africa[21]
- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[2]
- deisheetaan clan?[1]
- kaballa[1]
- lower river[1]
- moera's village[1]
- mouth of the ruvega river[1]
- mouth to ruvega river[3]
- ne coast of siberia[2]
- near saint lawrence river[2]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[2]
- sembehu[1]
- sitia chiefdom[1]
- unidentified canyon[1]
- upper river[2]
- bear claw[1]
- bird[1]
- boat[2]
- canoe[3]
- dance[1]
- dogs[1]
- dragon[1]
- driver[1]
- eagle[1]
- female head[1]
- figure[1]
- fish[1]
- human[1]
- human face[1]
- human figure[1]
- human head[1]
- hunting god[2]
- igloo[1]
- kayak[16]
- man[4]
- misinghaku'kun[1]
- misinghali'kun[1]
- monkey[1]
- moon[1]
- oar[1]
- paddle[1]
- raven[1]
- seagull[1]
- sled[1]
- snowshoe[2]
- spear[1]
- stool[1]
- sun[2]
- thunderbird[1]
- umiak[5]
- woman[1]
- animal fiber[3]
- baleen[3]
- bamboo[9]
- bead[12]
- beads[1]
- bear bone[1]
- bone[19]
- brass[12]
- buckskin[1]
- buffalo horn[1]
- calico[1]
- cane (plant)[6]
- carnelian[1]
- catlinite[3]
- ceramic[1]
- claw[2]
- cloth[12]
- coconut[1]
- coconut shell[1]
- coin[1]
- copper[1]
- copper alloy[7]
- cord[1]
- cotton[3]
- cow horn[2]
- cowrie shell[1]
- dew claw[1]
- elkhorn[1]
- fabric[5]
- feather[13]
- felt[1]
- fiber[43]
- fur[9]
- glass[14]
- gourd[14]
- gum[1]
- gut[8]
- hair[11]
- hide[6]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- horsehair[2]
- intestine[1]
- iron[58]
- ivory[14]
- lacquer[3]
- leather[11]
- membrane[1]
- metal[38]
- nails[1]
- paint[4]
- papier mache[1]
- parchment[1]
- peel[13]
- pig[1]
- pigment[49]
- pith[4]
- plant fiber[22]
- plastic[2]
- quill[5]
- raffia[1]
- rattan[4]
- rawhide[6]
- resin (material)[1]
- root[1]
- rope[1]
- seed[2]
- seeds[1]
- shell[7]
- silk[1]
- silver[3]
- sinew[17]
- skin[555]
- slate[2]
- spines[2]
- steel[5]
- stone[15]
- thorn[1]
- thread[2]
- tin[2]
- turtle shell[7]
- tusk[1]
- whale bone[1]
- wood[555]
- wool[4]
- yucca fiber[1]
- baptiste thomas[1]
- bill joe[1]
- unknown[2]
- yes[82]
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