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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Audio recording, accession number 24-452, described as Side A) 1- Medicine Song (performed by male solo and rattle), 2- Girl’s puberty ceremony (performed by male duo and rattle, singers unknown). Side B) Social Dance (performed by male duo and drum, singers unknown). This record is a duplicate of one of the records in the six record set 24-453.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Audio recording, accession number 24-453, described as “Indian Music of the Southwest”, Volume 1 of 6 phonograph records, recorded by Laura Boulton. Contains the following songs: San Ildefonso “Corn Dance” “Comanche Song”, Taos “Horse Stealing Song”, Hopi “Mudhead Kachina”, Zuni “Harvest Dance”, Navajo “Night Dance” “Squaw Dance”, Santa Ana “Drum Dance” “Midnight Dance”, Mohave “Bird Song” “AILSHA”, Apache “Crown Dance” “Horse Dance”, Pima “Social Dance”, Papago “Medicine Song” “Girl’s Puberty Ceremony”.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Audio recording, accession number 24-454, described as “Natay, Navajo Singer”. Four record, commercial, boxed set includes music from Navajo, Hopi, Santa Ana, Tewa and Zuni. Performed by Edward Lee Natay. Background, introduction, list of contents on inside cover of record box.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaded decoration, accession number 2-64960, described as Decoration with clear seed beads in looped design sewn to red commercial cloth with green beads at top. Roughly heart-shaped. Made ca. 1830-1850.
Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 3-29072, described as Saddle blanket (imitation of Navaho); stripes in white, black, red, yellow and red rectangles near corners; soiled on one side; tapestry weave, wool
Hearst Museum object titled Blanket, accession number 2-64955, described as Saddle blanket; wide central red band with 3-colored diamond with serrate edge; minor bands of purple, white and black separated by course of coral. Handspun wool.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fleece, accession number 2-65937, described as Uncarded fleece of Purebred Rambouillet (Merino) sheep; yellowish-white wad.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fleece, accession number 2-65936, described as Uncarded fleece of Old Navajo Sheep (Churro); natural beige/tan colors.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Horse figurine, accession number 3-26781, described as horse figurine, glazed ceramic; standing horse with grey crackled ground, blue/red trappings, rosettes and floral decoration; tent hole on underside; signature: “Tonala KE Mexico” and painted stork-like bird
Hearst Museum object titled Huipil, accession number 3-29534, described as Huipil: Two pieces of woven and brocaded cotton cloth stitched together on sides and in front and back center, vertical line of smocking on each side, black velvet trim around neck and sleeve openings; garment has been dyed purple. 66.0 cm length, 63.0 width.

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