Object class: Mortars (grinding tools) / Donor: University Appropriation - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Long wooden implement, accession number 5-1673a,b, described as A) Wooden mortar: long stem; pipe shaped. Length 34.28 cm. Diameter 7.62 cm. B) Pestle. Length 30.48 cm. Used for tobacco, snuff

Hearst Museum object titled Long wooden implement and wooden stick, accession number 5-1672a,b, described as A) Wooden mortar: long stem; pipe shaped. Length 38.08 cm. Diameter 6.35 cm. B) Pestle. Length 20.3 cm. Used for tobacco, snuff

Hearst Museum object titled Masher, accession number 5-4552a,b, described as a) pestle; carved wood; natural w/ red tip 10.5 cm length b) mortar; carved wood; 9.5 cm height. For tobacco or ngula (red clay used for paint) Collected 1960.

Hearst Museum object titled Metate, accession number 1-131119, described as Metate and or hopper mortar.

Hearst Museum object titled Metate and mortar fragments, accession number 1-31279, described as Metate and mortar fragments

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