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Hearst Museum object titled Fabric, accession number 5-11672, described as Fabric, Mali, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11672, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith. Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: comm. cotton cloth often used as blankets Context of use: Doll blanket. Made by: child Role in trade: probably from Niger Description: Doll blanket; cotton cloth with beigh, green and red stripes; 9 x 23 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Fabric pouch, accession number 5-11671, described as Fabric pouch, Mali, Menaka region, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11671, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith. Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: cloth, embroidery, straw or gravel-like filling Context of use: Placed beneath heads of dolls when sleeping or on saddle. Interesting, because all cushions in actual use are made of leather, not cloth, and are painted, not embroidered. One child did have a miniature lather cushion as well, so it apparently is possible to make them. Made by: child Description: Cushion (miniature); replica of cushion for doll; yellow cloth face with varicolored embroidery; red cloth backing; filled with gravel-like substance; rectangular; 4.5 x 8 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - bottom and top, accession number 5-15290a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - bottom with fiber inside and top, accession number 5-15291a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - top and bottom, accession number 5-15293a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Linen, accession number 5-11670, described as Linen, Mali, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11670, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: dyed cotton cloth made with indigo; from woman's shawl or skirt Context of use: Children made replicas of tents (using uprights of sticks, placed in 4 parallel rows, the edges of the tent tied to the 2 outer rows and resting on top of the inner ones). Inside, beds were arranged and dolls placed (burrs caught in the cloth are a wild grain used as food called cram-cram or wajag (Cenchrus biflorus). Made by: child Role in trade: cloth probably from Niger Description: "tent"; green fragment of cotton cloth; w. 54 cm. x l. 66 cm. /-blue Reference: see acc. env. for drawing of tent set up

Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294j, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294f, no description available.

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Hearst Museum object titled Fabric, accession number 5-11672, described as Fabric, Mali, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11672, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith. Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: comm. cotton cloth often used as blankets Context of use: Doll blanket. Made by: child Role in trade: probably from Niger Description: Doll blanket; cotton cloth with beigh, green and red stripes; 9 x 23 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Fabric pouch, accession number 5-11671, described as Fabric pouch, Mali, Menaka region, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11671, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith. Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: cloth, embroidery, straw or gravel-like filling Context of use: Placed beneath heads of dolls when sleeping or on saddle. Interesting, because all cushions in actual use are made of leather, not cloth, and are painted, not embroidered. One child did have a miniature lather cushion as well, so it apparently is possible to make them. Made by: child Description: Cushion (miniature); replica of cushion for doll; yellow cloth face with varicolored embroidery; red cloth backing; filled with gravel-like substance; rectangular; 4.5 x 8 cm.

Fabric pouch

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Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - bottom and top, accession number 5-15290a,b, no description available.

Hide bowl - bottom and top

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Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - bottom with fiber inside and top, accession number 5-15291a,b, no description available.

Hide bowl - bottom with fiber inside and top

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Hearst Museum object titled Hide bowl - top and bottom, accession number 5-15293a,b, no description available.

Hide bowl - top and bottom

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Hearst Museum object titled Linen, accession number 5-11670, described as Linen, Mali, Oulliminden Tuareg. October, 1972. 5-11670, acc no. 2896, file code 6.2. Collector: Susan E. Smith Donor: Susan E. Smith. Materials, techniques: dyed cotton cloth made with indigo; from woman's shawl or skirt Context of use: Children made replicas of tents (using uprights of sticks, placed in 4 parallel rows, the edges of the tent tied to the 2 outer rows and resting on top of the inner ones). Inside, beds were arranged and dolls placed (burrs caught in the cloth are a wild grain used as food called cram-cram or wajag (Cenchrus biflorus). Made by: child Role in trade: cloth probably from Niger Description: "tent"; green fragment of cotton cloth; w. 54 cm. x l. 66 cm. /-blue Reference: see acc. env. for drawing of tent set up

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Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294j, no description available.

Organic material, mineral, and linen

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Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294b, no description available.

Organic material, mineral, and linen

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Hearst Museum object titled Organic material, mineral, and linen, accession number 5-15294f, no description available.

Organic material, mineral, and linen

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8.2 Medicine and Hygiene20 objects
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