Search Collections
- Object[706]
- adze haft[1]
- artifact[2]
- banner[2]
- basket[9]
- belt loom[2]
- blowgun dart[27]
- boat model[11]
- bobbin[5]
- boot[12]
- bow[10]
- brazier[2]
- carrying basket[3]
- carrying case[3]
- ceremonial axe[3]
- ceremonial headdress[2]
- charm[2]
- charms[3]
- cloth[5]
- club[11]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[31]
- counter[10]
- cradle[2]
- cradle board[15]
- dance ornament[3]
- dancers' wand[2]
- dart[5]
- de palitos[3]
- doll[25]
- drum[4]
- ear plug[11]
- false head[3]
- fan[5]
- fetish[5]
- figure[9]
- fish arrow[2]
- fish net[2]
- fish spear[2]
- fish trap[16]
- fishhook[2]
- flute[3]
- folding screen[2]
- funerary mask[14]
- game stick[6]
- game sticks[2]
- gong striker[5]
- grave marker[4]
- hair ornament[2]
- halibut hook[2]
- hammock[2]
- hanger[2]
- hat[3]
- headdress[7]
- holdall[2]
- hoop game[2]
- jew's harp[3]
- jew's harp case[2]
- kachina doll[2]
- knife[3]
- knife sheath[4]
- loom[24]
- lute[2]
- mantle[2]
- mask[14]
- mask fragment[3]
- mat[3]
- memorial figure[2]
- model[28]
- mule whip[3]
- oar[4]
- ornament[2]
- peking opera belt[4]
- pipe[2]
- prayer stick[7]
- puppet[105]
- puppet body[10]
- rattle[2]
- reproduction[2]
- sandal[2]
- sculpture[2]
- shaman's arrow[10]
- sheath[16]
- shoe[12]
- shuttle[7]
- spear[6]
- spindle[24]
- spindle whorl[7]
- spinning top[2]
- staff[2]
- tablita[2]
- textile[12]
- textile fragment[2]
- theatrical belt[5]
- thread[3]
- tobacco pipe stem[2]
- toy[9]
- weaving tool[5]
- window[2]
- wrist band[4]
- yarn[3]
- yarn painting[3]
- admiralty islands[2]
- alaska[32]
- amur river[14]
- arizona[4]
- asia[3]
- australia[3]
- baffin island[2]
- baja california sur[2]
- baram district[2]
- beneath the temple[4]
- biratori[2]
- borneo[17]
- brazil[15]
- brewster point[2]
- british columbia[7]
- british new guinea[2]
- burma[2]
- california (state)[7]
- canada[11]
- canton[10]
- caroline islands[2]
- caudivilla[3]
- chenega village[2]
- chiba[2]
- chichagof island[2]
- china[30]
- colombia[9]
- copper center[15]
- davao[41]
- department of alta verapaz[3]
- department of quiche[2]
- department of sacatepequez[4]
- department of totonicapan[2]
- dutch west borneo[6]
- first mesa[2]
- fort peck reservation[5]
- galilo[4]
- golden meadow[5]
- gravefield i[4]
- gravefield i, oldest part[8]
- great plains (plain)[15]
- guajira peninsula[7]
- guatemala[14]
- guiana[10]
- hokkaido[7]
- huaca paraiso[8]
- humboldt county[5]
- hupa valley[4]
- india[13]
- jalisco[4]
- japan[18]
- java[122]
- kapuas river[4]
- komering agong[5]
- laos[3]
- liberia[4]
- louisiana[5]
- lower kuluene river[3]
- madagascar[3]
- malay peninsula[3]
- matto grosso[4]
- melville island[3]
- mexico (central america)[25]
- mindanao[47]
- montana[5]
- nayarit[10]
- new britain[7]
- new caledonia[8]
- new guinea[7]
- new hebrides[3]
- new ireland[27]
- new mexico[10]
- nigeria[5]
- northern australia[3]
- northern luzon[32]
- northern mexico[4]
- northern new ireland[4]
- oklahoma[7]
- pachacamac[47]
- peru[86]
- philippine islands[82]
- prince william sound[3]
- queen charlotte islands[3]
- rio curanja[6]
- san antonio aguas calientes[4]
- sarawak[8]
- siberia[15]
- sierra de perija[5]
- sierra leone[7]
- south dakota[3]
- sumatra[9]
- sun temple[28]
- thailand[3]
- trujillo[7]
- udon thani[3]
- united states of america[46]
- upper xingu river[5]
- venezuela[10]
- west nakanai[6]
- west sumatra[4]
- 20th century[3]
- contemporary[1]
- edo period[1]
- historic[2]
- incasic period[1]
- late 20th century[3]
- modern[1]
- qing dynasty[9]
- ahtna[15]
- ainu[8]
- aleut[1]
- algonkin[1]
- ambundu[1]
- american[1]
- angami[2]
- ao[2]
- apache[1]
- apayao[2]
- arhuaco[2]
- bagobo[43]
- balolo (bantu culture)[1]
- bannock[2]
- basuto[2]
- baule[1]
- bontoc[8]
- buddhist[1]
- burmese[1]
- cantonese[10]
- cashinahua[6]
- chakma[1]
- cheyenne[1]
- cheyenne (culture)[2]
- chilkat[1]
- chilkoot[1]
- chinese[30]
- christian[1]
- chugach[3]
- colonial[1]
- comanche[2]
- conibo[4]
- crow (culture)[1]
- dakota[5]
- delaware culture[1]
- eskimo[6]
- evorra[1]
- eyak[1]
- goajira[1]
- goajiro[2]
- guajiro[4]
- guatemalan[2]
- haida[3]
- hawaiian[1]
- highland maya[1]
- hindu[1]
- hopi[2]
- hopi-tewa[2]
- huichol[13]
- huma[5]
- hupa[5]
- iban[1]
- ifugao[4]
- igorot[2]
- inca[2]
- indian[9]
- iroquois[2]
- isaan[3]
- ixil[1]
- japanese[10]
- javanese[1]
- kalinga[8]
- kantu'[4]
- kayan[6]
- kekchi[1]
- keresan[1]
- kiowa[5]
- lakalai[6]
- lampong[5]
- lenape[1]
- lota[2]
- macoa[5]
- macusi[6]
- makah[2]
- mandaya[1]
- mandingo[1]
- marka[1]
- maya[1]
- mehinaku[1]
- melanau[1]
- minangkebau[3]
- moro[3]
- pokomam[4]
- pueblo[9]
- quechua[2]
- quiche[3]
- seri[3]
- sherbro[2]
- shoshone[2]
- sioux[7]
- tarahumara[4]
- tepecano[3]
- tepecanos[2]
- thai[3]
- tiwi[2]
- tlingit[7]
- tsuva[3]
- wapisiana[4]
- yankton[4]
- zuni[10]
- amazonia[25]
- andean[76]
- arctic culture area[10]
- california culture area[7]
- caribbean[1]
- central american[33]
- circum-caribbean[14]
- east africa[1]
- great basin culture area[5]
- great plains culture area[34]
- north american culture area[2]
- northeast culture area[5]
- northwest coast culture area[19]
- plateau culture area[2]
- russia[1]
- siberia[14]
- south american culture area[1]
- southeast culture area[5]
- southwest culture area[24]
- subarctic culture area[15]
- at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[1]
- bonair[1]
- bontoc[1]
- cemetery south of arica; on the sea, beyond the "licera"; loose in ground[1]
- found with mummy[1]
- from a mummy[2]
- from a mummy bale[1]
- from a mummy bale.[1]
- from a youthful mummy.[1]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon)[4]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[1]
- hegeturu community[1]
- ifugao[1]
- labogai census district[1]
- lukaax.adi clan[1]
- northeast north america[1]
- obtained at mamacona.[1]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[2]
- probably from a mummy[1]
- sitia chiefdom[1]
- west bank of river[3]
- yoni[1]
- akagaki genzo[1]
- amandus johnson[1]
- animal[4]
- animals[1]
- bag[1]
- bear[2]
- bed[1]
- bell[1]
- bird[2]
- buddha[1]
- canoe[1]
- child[1]
- children[1]
- dragonfly[1]
- face[1]
- farmer[1]
- feather[1]
- flowers[1]
- foot[2]
- human[2]
- human figure[1]
- human head[1]
- loom[1]
- mallet[1]
- man[1]
- mush paddle[1]
- parrot[1]
- perch[1]
- raven[1]
- ronin[1]
- tipi[1]
- weaving[1]
- woman[10]
- abaca[1]
- abalone shell[3]
- baleen[2]
- bamboo[14]
- banana leaf threads[1]
- bark[6]
- basketry[2]
- bast fiber[4]
- bead[11]
- bear claw[2]
- birch bark[1]
- boar tusk[2]
- bone[12]
- brass[6]
- bristles[1]
- bronze[4]
- buckskin[12]
- cane (plant)[4]
- canvas[14]
- catlinite[2]
- ceramic[3]
- clay[3]
- cloth[2]
- coconut shell[2]
- coin[1]
- copper[1]
- corn husk[2]
- cornhusk[1]
- cotton[706]
- cow horn[1]
- cowry shells[1]
- crocodile tooth[2]
- deer hoof[1]
- eagle feather[1]
- ermine[2]
- fabric[2]
- feather[33]
- feathers[15]
- fiber[16]
- fur[1]
- glass[28]
- gold thread[2]
- grass[3]
- grass rope[2]
- grasses[1]
- gum[2]
- hair[8]
- hemp[1]
- hide[12]
- hornbill beak[1]
- hornbill feathers[1]
- horsehair[2]
- iron[9]
- ivory[3]
- juniper wood[1]
- lacquer[3]
- leather[34]
- lime[1]
- metal[54]
- mollusk shell[1]
- muslin[1]
- nut (plant)[1]
- obsidian[2]
- paint[13]
- paper[20]
- peel[18]
- pigment[134]
- plant fiber[64]
- plant material[1]
- plaster[10]
- plastic[2]
- polyester[2]
- porcupine quill[1]
- python skin[3]
- rattan[2]
- rattan peel[5]
- rawhide[3]
- reed (plant)[3]
- rope[3]
- sea snail operculum[1]
- sea turtle shell[2]
- shell[29]
- silk[17]
- silver[2]
- sinew[3]
- skin[2]
- sponge[3]
- spruce root[2]
- stain[2]
- stone[12]
- straw[4]
- string[2]
- textile[2]
- thorn[2]
- tin[2]
- twine[2]
- wax[3]
- wood[706]
- wool[22]
- yarn[2]
- actual citation[57]
- type citation[3]
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