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Twined bag with sixteen Thunderbirds on one side and concentric hexagon motif on the other.
Wooden war club. (CH)
Wooden war club (CH)
Wooden war club (CH)
Twined bag.(CH)
Wooden war club. (CH)
Possible necklace made with cord like material. (CH)
Wooden war club. (CH)
Wooden war club. (CH)
Club, carved wood, rounded head, incised geom. motif on handle, 1 perforation; from PMAE
Wooden war club. (CH)
From PMAE catalogue record "Club, carved wood, ball head, burnt or stained sides, perforated with hide tie"
Otter bag presented to Lewis and Clark; label says Sioux origin.
Wooden war club (CH)
Belt pouch with center slit opening on one side; blackened hide and quill work motifs: one human figure.
This relative is a birchbark scroll with pictographic writing. The catalogue record indicates: "A medicine song with eight verses represented. [with] Drawing on birch bark, incised turtle, thunderbird, human hunter, bear motifs."
This relative is currently housed at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
Carved wooden ladle
A journal or accession book entry dated November 30, 1818 for an "Indian dagger" and shells presented by Captain Dalziell. In the collections of The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow.
A journal or accession book entry dated September 7, 1818. It reads: "An Indian Tomahawk and a wasp's nest, brought from Demarara by the late major General Rofs and now presented to the museum by his representatives." In the collections at The Hunterian Museum and