What In the World TV Program
Exhibition (01 Jan 1951 - 31 Dec 1951)
- Object[99]
- african[16]
- american[52]
- asian[9]
- egyptian[5]
- mediterranean[1]
- near eastern[5]
- oceanian[11]
- altar[1]
- arm band[6]
- axe[1]
- bear skull sacrifice[1]
- belt[1]
- blowgun dart quiver[1]
- blowgun darts[1]
- bottle[1]
- breast ornament[1]
- breast plate[1]
- carved head[1]
- carving[4]
- ceremonial headdress[1]
- cloth[1]
- club[1]
- core[1]
- corn ears[1]
- cult object[1]
- cup[1]
- dish[1]
- driver[1]
- effigy urn[1]
- effigy vessel[2]
- fetish[1]
- figure[5]
- figure fragment[2]
- figurine[4]
- finger piano[1]
- fishhook[1]
- goblet drum[1]
- hair pin[1]
- hand club[1]
- harpoon head[1]
- harpoon line board[1]
- head ornament[1]
- head rest[1]
- headdress[1]
- human figurine[1]
- jar[2]
- kachina doll[1]
- knife[1]
- macehead[1]
- mask[8]
- mat needle polisher[1]
- metate[1]
- model[1]
- mortar[1]
- mortuary figurine[2]
- mortuary statue[1]
- necklace[1]
- pipe bowl[2]
- pot[1]
- pottery[1]
- puppet[1]
- rake[1]
- sculpture[4]
- shawabti[1]
- spoon[1]
- stamp[1]
- statuette[2]
- statuette fragment[1]
- stool[1]
- toy[1]
- vessel[3]
- voodoo drum[1]
- wedding boot[2]
- whistle[1]
- wind chime[1]
- alaska[4]
- amazon river[1]
- angola[2]
- antioquia[1]
- arizona[2]
- ayapel[1]
- balabish[1]
- bali (indonesia)[2]
- bawngge[1]
- belgian congo[4]
- beneath the temple[2]
- beth shean[1]
- billa[1]
- borneo[2]
- brazil[9]
- british columbia[9]
- british new guinea[1]
- burkina faso[1]
- butelang[1]
- cameroon[1]
- canada[11]
- cape prince of wales[1]
- chile[1]
- china[4]
- collier county[2]
- colombia[1]
- costa rica[1]
- cuilapam[1]
- cuzco[1]
- cyprus[1]
- department of quiche[1]
- egypt[5]
- florida[2]
- gabon[1]
- german new guinea[1]
- gloucester county[1]
- guatemala[1]
- guiana[6]
- haiti[1]
- henan[2]
- huacho[1]
- huamanga[2]
- idalion[1]
- india[2]
- iraq[2]
- israel[1]
- ivory coast[1]
- japan[1]
- kasai district[4]
- key marco[2]
- labrador[1]
- lake st. john[1]
- lambayeque[1]
- loango district[1]
- long lutin[1]
- marshall islands[1]
- matto grosso state[1]
- mexico (central america)[5]
- meydum[2]
- mit-rahineh[1]
- morocco[1]
- nepal[1]
- nerhama[1]
- new guinea[4]
- new jersey[1]
- new mexico[2]
- new zealand[1]
- ngangandala[1]
- nigeria[2]
- northern ecuador[1]
- northern luzon[1]
- nuwuk[1]
- oaxaca (mexican state)[1]
- pachacamac[2]
- palmyra[1]
- para river[1]
- para state[1]
- peru[9]
- philippine islands[1]
- point barrow[2]
- point barrow region[1]
- quebec[1]
- queen charlotte islands[2]
- quintay[1]
- rio frio[1]
- san felipe pueblo[2]
- sarawak[2]
- sepik river[1]
- sherbro island[1]
- siberia[1]
- sierra leone[1]
- south arabia[1]
- southern colombia[1]
- southwest coast (florida)[2]
- sri lanka[1]
- tibet[2]
- timbunke[2]
- united states of america[4]
- vancouver island[4]
- zaire[2]
- angami[1]
- archaic[1]
- assyrian[1]
- aztec iv[1]
- bakete[1]
- bakongo[1]
- baluba[3]
- bambala[1]
- bamessing[1]
- barren ground band[1]
- baule[1]
- bobo[1]
- boki[1]
- buddhist[1]
- calusa[2]
- chimu[1]
- chinese[4]
- cypriot[1]
- elema[1]
- eskimo[4]
- fang[1]
- guetar[1]
- haida[2]
- hopi[2]
- huitoto[1]
- ifugao[1]
- indian[1]
- japanese[1]
- kayan[1]
- kwakiutl[3]
- malay[1]
- maori[1]
- masongo[1]
- maya[1]
- mbangala[1]
- mochica[1]
- montagnais[1]
- mundurucu[1]
- naskapi[1]
- nepalese[1]
- nootka[3]
- petro sect[1]
- pueblo[2]
- rengma[1]
- roman[2]
- sabaean[1]
- san felipe[2]
- sherbro[1]
- sinhalese[1]
- tibetan[1]
- totonac[1]
- vili[1]
- waiwai[6]
- wongo[1]
- yahgan[1]
- yaulapiti[1]
- yenisei ostyak[1]
- yoruba[1]
- zapotec[1]
- alligator head[2]
- animal[3]
- animal jaw[1]
- ass[1]
- bird[2]
- cloud[1]
- cobra[1]
- deer[1]
- dog[2]
- dog head?[1]
- eagle[1]
- female head[1]
- flower blossom[1]
- guinea pig?[1]
- head[1]
- human[3]
- human figure[1]
- human head[1]
- human head?[1]
- jaguar[1]
- jewel-spitting mongoose[1]
- labret[1]
- laguna[1]
- llama[1]
- male[1]
- man[3]
- men[1]
- middle aged woman[2]
- monkey head?[1]
- nakula[1]
- pizote[1]
- sekhet[1]
- serpent[1]
- sled[1]
- woman[3]
- hieroglyphic[1]
- alabaster[1]
- antler[1]
- bamboo[2]
- bark[2]
- bead[2]
- blue-and-yellow macaw feather[1]
- bone[2]
- buckskin[2]
- calabash[1]
- cedar bark[1]
- ceramic[17]
- cloth[1]
- cone[1]
- copper alloy[1]
- cord[1]
- corn[1]
- cotton[1]
- cowrie shell[1]
- crab claw[1]
- feather[3]
- fiber[1]
- fish teeth[1]
- fur[1]
- glass[11]
- goat hide[1]
- gold[1]
- gourd[1]
- granite[1]
- gum[1]
- hair[2]
- hide[2]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- iron[2]
- jaguar tooth[1]
- lava stone[1]
- leather[1]
- limestone[3]
- macaw feather[5]
- metal[2]
- obsidian[1]
- paint[4]
- palm leaf[1]
- parchment[1]
- peel[1]
- pigment[14]
- plant fiber[2]
- raffia[1]
- reindeer bone[1]
- scarlet macaw feather[1]
- seed[6]
- shell[3]
- silk[1]
- silver[2]
- sinew[3]
- skin[1]
- slate[1]
- stone[4]
- string[1]
- teak[1]
- terracotta[1]
- toucan feather[1]
- volcanic stone[1]
- whale bone[3]
- whale vertebra[1]
- white-necked heron feather[1]
- wood[36]
- beaded[2]
- blue and white ware[1]
- carved[6]
- filigree[2]
- fired[3]
- groundstone[1]
- inlaid[1]
- painted[4]
- polished[1]
- polychrome[1]
- weft ikat[1]
- actual citation[28]
91 - 99 of 99 Records
91 - 99 of 99 Records