Object Number | 80-16-3 |
Current Location | Collections Storage |
Culture | Yuma |
Provenience | Arizona |
Culture Area | Southwest Culture Area |
Section | American |
Materials | Clay | Pigment | Fiber | Glass |
Iconography | Woman |
Description | Ceramic female doll. Head has horsehair (?), held in place by double strand of thread, anchored to neck beads. The beads are blue and white glass (alternating) in a four-strand necklace. Face decorated in red painted design. Chest, shoulders, back are decorated with red vertical lines. Hands clasped across chest. Doll is wearing a blue cotton underskirt; a red and blue plaid woolen skirt, wrapped with numerous strands of brown twine; and a tan muslin overskirt. |
Length | 15.4 cm |
Width | 5.1 cm |
Thickness | 2.9 cm |
Credit Line | Purchased from and gift of Fred Boschan, 1980 |
Other Number | 1924.07.3 - Field No SF |
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