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- mali[14]
- marques[15]
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- mexico (central america)[11]
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- new mexico[4]
- new zealand[7]
- nigeria[18]
- north america[14]
- northern mexico[4]
- northwest of the town[16]
- nuremburg[23]
- oklahoma[5]
- ontario[5]
- outpost simoe lopes[4]
- pachacamac[64]
- paraiso[7]
- peru[118]
- point barrow region[5]
- queen charlotte islands[4]
- rayy[4]
- republic of the congo[4]
- sakhalin[7]
- senegal[50]
- siberia[303]
- sierra leone[4]
- skeena river[4]
- solomon islands[19]
- somalia[6]
- south africa[8]
- state of apure[17]
- sun temple[5]
- suriname[7]
- tanzania[12]
- thailand[30]
- third mesa[7]
- tibet[16]
- trujillo[5]
- udon thani[5]
- united states of america[80]
- venezuela[27]
- yokohama[11]
- zaire[267]
- ban om kaeo[3]
- ban phon ngam[1]
- ban ya[1]
- rayy[4]
- 17th century[2]
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- 20th century[1]
- amarna period[1]
- ayutthaya period[3]
- bangkok period[3]
- contemporary[1]
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- early pandiyan period[1]
- edo period[57]
- egyptian early dynastic[1]
- eighteenth dynasty[1]
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- kamakura period[1]
- late 19th century[2]
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- ming dynasty[13]
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- te huringa i period[6]
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- ahtna[15]
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- algonkin[3]
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- apache[2]
- ashanti[2]
- asian[12]
- ataroi[5]
- ayutthaya[2]
- babundu[21]
- bahuana[21]
- bakairi[4]
- bakete[8]
- bakongo[2]
- balinese[23]
- baluba[33]
- bambala[22]
- bambara[5]
- bangendi[3]
- bangongo[19]
- bankutu[3]
- bapende[12]
- bapindi[2]
- bashilele[12]
- basonge[12]
- bateke[3]
- bayaka[10]
- bengali[2]
- bobo[5]
- buddhist[148]
- burmese[3]
- bushongo[157]
- cambodian[2]
- cayuga[5]
- chilkat[2]
- chinese[44]
- delaware culture[3]
- edo (africa)[3]
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- evenk[5]
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- gold[2]
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- isambo[13]
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- kuba (african culture)[4]
- kwakiutl[4]
- lenape[3]
- lulua[3]
- mai[2]
- maori[7]
- mapuche[2]
- mboom[2]
- mossi[5]
- nanai[29]
- nivkh[24]
- orochi[30]
- orok[3]
- penobscot[3]
- pianga[43]
- pueblo[3]
- pume[5]
- senufo[3]
- sino-tibetan[17]
- sioux[3]
- solomon islander[3]
- tarahumara[4]
- thai[28]
- tibetan[16]
- tiwi[3]
- tlingit[24]
- tsimshian[3]
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- waiwai[3]
- yaruro[5]
- yaruros[17]
- yoruba[5]
- yuccas[3]
- zulu[7]
- amazonia[22]
- andean[122]
- arctic culture area[24]
- asia[4]
- california culture area[1]
- caribbean[2]
- central africa[5]
- central american[263]
- circum-caribbean[24]
- east africa[3]
- edo (africa)[2]
- great basin culture area[1]
- great plains culture area[10]
- ishan[1]
- north africa[1]
- north american culture area[1]
- northeast culture area[27]
- northwest coast culture area[48]
- russia[1]
- siberia[304]
- south american culture area[4]
- southwest culture area[51]
- subarctic culture area[15]
- west africa[5]
- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[3]
- associated with a child mummy[1]
- bought.[1]
- deeply buried mummy.[1]
- deisheetaan clan?[1]
- found in an excavation near the place of 32453.[1]
- from a child mummy[1]
- from a mummy[5]
- from a mummy.[3]
- from a tomb[1]
- from loosened soil[1]
- from mummy.[1]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[1]
- g 602[1]
- grave 18[1]
- huaca in the southern corner of the valley of marques[7]
- later excavation at marques, northern part of the valley[1]
- lukaax.adi clan[1]
- mound b, upper level, black sandy midden[1]
- obtained at san pedro[2]
- obtained at san pedro.[1]
- obtained in lima[1]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[3]
- parts of the implements of one mummy.[3]
- probably received at san pedro[1]
- received at sand pedro[1]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[3]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan?[1]
- tluknax.adi clan, sitka whale house[1]
- tomb 2010[2]
- tomb of djer (tomb o)[1]
- town northeast of gravefield i[1]
- west bank[1]
- west; region of n'zerekore[1]
- alligator[2]
- amida buddha[2]
- animal[7]
- animal head[7]
- animal track[2]
- animals[2]
- antelope[5]
- arabic inscription[8]
- attendant[5]
- basket[11]
- bat[2]
- bear[4]
- beaver[4]
- bell[3]
- bird[41]
- birds[5]
- bishamonten[2]
- boar[3]
- boat[13]
- bow[2]
- boy[2]
- buddha[10]
- buddha hand[2]
- buddha's hand[3]
- bull[10]
- buta[3]
- cat[4]
- child[12]
- chinese bronze[12]
- cintamani[2]
- cloud[8]
- clouds[11]
- clown[6]
- conquistador[34]
- consort[2]
- corn[8]
- court ladies[10]
- cow[2]
- coyote[4]
- crocodile[2]
- crow[2]
- deer[4]
- deities[2]
- deity?[8]
- devil[15]
- disciples[32]
- dog[3]
- dragon[9]
- drum[2]
- duck[2]
- elephant[8]
- elephant head[4]
- face[73]
- feather[4]
- female face[4]
- figure[5]
- fish[5]
- floral[9]
- floral pattern[11]
- flower[12]
- flower blossom[8]
- flowers[8]
- fox[3]
- fruit[12]
- gourd[7]
- head[7]
- human[23]
- human face[7]
- human figure[9]
- human head[10]
- jade[3]
- lion[3]
- lotus[11]
- male face[43]
- male head[5]
- man[25]
- monkey[11]
- moorish king[3]
- mudhead[4]
- musician[3]
- mythological animal[12]
- official[4]
- palace[10]
- pastor[14]
- priest[8]
- ram[4]
- rattle[10]
- seal[3]
- skull[3]
- snake[6]
- staff[3]
- tecun uman[3]
- tiger[11]
- torito[4]
- turtle[3]
- vase[8]
- walking stick[3]
- whale[4]
- whip[4]
- woman[24]
- abalone[5]
- abalone shell[2]
- acrylic paint[11]
- animal bone joint[1]
- animal fiber[1]
- animal hair[4]
- animal skin[1]
- bamboo[5]
- bark[2]
- basketry[1]
- bast[3]
- bead[4]
- beads[6]
- birch bark[17]
- bone[39]
- brass[19]
- bristles[1]
- brocade[1]
- bronze[1]
- cardboard[1]
- caribou bone[1]
- carnelian[1]
- cedar bark[1]
- ceramic[4]
- cinnabar[4]
- claw[1]
- clay[3]
- cloth[20]
- coconut[2]
- coconut shell[2]
- coin[3]
- conus shell[1]
- copper[7]
- coral[7]
- cotton[50]
- cowry shells[2]
- fabric[5]
- feather[20]
- fiber[72]
- fishskin[7]
- fur[22]
- gesso[4]
- gilded[3]
- gilding[13]
- gilt[8]
- glass[49]
- gold[2]
- gold leaf[3]
- gourd[7]
- grass[2]
- gut[2]
- gut string[2]
- hair[13]
- hemp[4]
- hide[44]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- horsehair[17]
- iron[57]
- ivory[49]
- lacquer[44]
- lead[3]
- leather[63]
- mai som kob[2]
- metal[120]
- mirror[2]
- mother-of-pearl[4]
- nails[2]
- nuts[12]
- paint[301]
- paper[16]
- parchment[2]
- pigment[216]
- plant fiber[42]
- plaster[3]
- polyester[2]
- raffia[7]
- rope[5]
- sealskin[5]
- seed pods[2]
- shell[26]
- silk[6]
- silver[11]
- sinew[2]
- skin[9]
- stain[10]
- steel[5]
- stone[15]
- straw[2]
- string[9]
- teak[2]
- textile[2]
- thread[17]
- tin[21]
- turquoise[6]
- twine[9]
- vegetable fiber[38]
- velvet[2]
- wood[2,142]
- wool[7]
- yarn[2]
- appliqued[2]
- basketry[1]
- batik[1]
- beaten[2]
- bent[13]
- bound[3]
- braided[7]
- burned[2]
- burnt[1]
- carved[2,142]
- chased[1]
- cut[2]
- cut out[1]
- drilled[3]
- dyed[1]
- embossed[2]
- embroidered[3]
- engraved[1]
- folded[5]
- forged[19]
- gessoed[1]
- gilded[52]
- gilt[6]
- glued[7]
- guigong[1]
- hand carved[11]
- incised[109]
- inlaid[39]
- joined[12]
- laced[1]
- lacquered[62]
- lashed[40]
- nailed[22]
- non-woven[3]
- notched[3]
- openwork[2]
- painted[384]
- pasted[1]
- pegged[1]
- perforated[3]
- pointed[2]
- polished[2]
- punched[2]
- relief[1]
- repousee[1]
- sewn[31]
- shaped[1]
- smoothed[2]
- spun[7]
- stained[48]
- stamped[1]
- strung[11]
- welded[1]
- woven[33]
- wrapped[1]
- aldrick mooya[1]
- alvin navasie sr.[1]
- arnold numkena[1]
- carlos ramiro asturias gomez[1]
- chester poleyestewa[1]
- clint lucas[1]
- dan smith[1]
- delmer larson[1]
- dewey sahmea[1]
- edward calnimptewa[1]
- esa quillaq[1]
- eulogio[1]
- fleton healing[1]
- franklin sahmea[1]
- german national museum, nuremburg[23]
- gonzalez[1]
- guadalupe sinay lopos[15]
- henry fred[1]
- henry naha[1]
- iroqrafts[1]
- ishan[1]
- issac o. edokpolo[1]
- jimmy nequatewa[5]
- jon cordero[1]
- joseph m. torivio jr[1]
- juan masano[1]
- lee sockyma[1]
- leo lacapa jr.[1]
- makari chimowitski[1]
- manuel denet chavarria[1]
- manuel kooyahoema[2]
- max buchner[1]
- michael kahe[1]
- neil david, sr.[1]
- nick peters[1]
- norbert tewa[1]
- pancho mena[1]
- tino youvella[1]
- tony jackson[15]
- unknown[2]
- victor[1]
- vinton lomahaptewa[1]
- william koots[1]
- woody sewemaenewa[2]
- yes[292]
1857 - 1888 of 2,142 Records