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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beer paddle, museum number 16-15012, described as Masato paddle for string masato, maize beer; plain undecorated single piece of hardwood carved in shape of small canoe paddle; 60 cm length, 8.5 cm width.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box, museum number 16-14992, described as Box, “pena” ("tsivogo"); bow is rectangular partial cube, with five sides ( top is open); sections of lead of sega palm ( segapena) are bound together with string; some of string covered with back beeswax; struts at the 4 corners from same plant as rest of box, different part; 1. 39 cm; 39 cm width; 18 cm deep
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, museum number 16-14995, described as Sifter, flat “ masato” ("tsiperikita"); flat rectangular plate; split arrow cane reed wit hfour struts of hard wood ( possibly palm); thread or cord tied struts to woven cane sections; 40.5 cm length, 43.5 cm width
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, museum number 16-14994, described as Sifter, Masato ("morinto"); woven into deep basket-like form from fibers of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 29.5 cm length; 16.5 cm width
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, museum number 16-14993, described as Sifter, masato ("morinto"); woven into basket-like form from fiber of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 17 cm length; 12.5 cm width
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, museum number 16-14996, described as Tsiveta-work basket; split reed woven into basket ( bowl-shaped); reed reinforcement strip tied around top rim; 39 cm length; 34 cm width; 11.5 cm deep. Used for gathering or working cotton, tiroti palm leaf thee baskets can be covered by putting one on top of another, sewing the edges together.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, museum number 16-14997, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split reed woven into basket, bound at reed-reinforced rim with fiber of another type, probably stripped bark; 29.5 cm length, 28 cm width, 7.6 cm deep
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, museum number 16-14999, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split cane reed woven into basket; reinforced at rim with reed bundle tied on with bark fiber; 22.5 cm length; 20.7 cm width; 6 cm deep