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Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 16-9663, described as Spinning stick and pottery whorl; Jiweue (spinning rod); a stick of palm Kiru wood; 9.5 inches long. Spindles and spinner's basket. Piro, Peru.
Hearst Museum object titled Spindle and whorl, accession number 16-9664, described as Spinning stick and pottery whorl; Jiweje (spinning rod); a stick of palm Kiru wood; 9.5 inches long. Spindles and spinner's basket. Piro, Peru.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Spindles, accession number 16-9673a,b, described as A and b: 2 spindles (including sticks, whorls and thread of cotton, spun); Gapatje-Powlu (being together of spindles full of spun thread); kept in 16-9674.
Hearst Museum object titled Spinning stick distaff, accession number 16-9653, described as Spinning stick distaff with pottery spindle whorl; ii; stick of Pijuayo palm trunk; wound w. cotton thread; 13 inches length.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Stirring paddle, accession number 16-9645, described as Stirring paddle, wood; Vinti; made of vuco wood; for stirring food that is being cooked, especially corn beverage; 19 inches length, 3.25 inches wide.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco, accession number 16-9633, described as Stick of tobacco; Romu; wrapped in inner layer of bark of tree; 6.75 inches length.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pipe, accession number 16-9632a,b, no description available.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Upper arm band, accession number 16-9776, described as Upperarm band; mutuuch, (fringe); made of shredded aguaje palm leaves with achiote coloring; worn as decoration on dress-up occasions.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wood object, accession number 16-9782a,b, described as a) toy top tstwaachi (seed); made of chambira palm nut stick, beeswax, rosin; b) spinning string of chambira fiber.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wood sample, accession number 16-9729, described as Sample of hard wood Ndetinyusichi (blood wood, heart wood ); used to make blowgun mouth piece; 4 1/8 inches high, 2.75 inches diameter.

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