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Hearst Museum object titled Bark and mineral bundle, accession number 10-1642, described as One chunk of hard sea water salt wrapped in fiber and tied with buri strip

Hearst Museum object titled Basket with handle, accession number 10-1552, described as Coconut fiber strainer, bamboo strip handle, tied with thing bamboo (?) strip

Hearst Museum object titled Basket with twig handle, accession number 10-1641, described as Woven strainer, twined, wood handle, plaited rattan around edge, 12½ inches long

Hearst Museum object titled Braided rope, accession number 10-1525, described as Distaff braiding tie; brown fur, flat plaiting; 2 decorative tassels at each end, 4 in middle; strap about 48 inches long

Hearst Museum object titled Carved bamboo, accession number 10-1507, described as Urkay chants written on a two internode section of bamboo; 23 5/8” l.

Hearst Museum object titled Carved bamboo, accession number 10-1092, described as Bamboo strip with engraved inscription. Length: 9⅛ inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Carved bamboo, accession number 10-1521a-c, described as Invented fire saw equipment for making fire; 2 pieces split bamboo, tinder

Hearst Museum object titled Carved bamboo container and stopper, accession number 10-1496a,b, described as Medium sized telescopic tubular bamboo tobacco container; engraved inscription; height: 3½ inches

Hearst Museum object titled Carved bamboo vessel, accession number 10-1504a,b, described as Bamboo tubular container; simple linear incising on container; lid shaped; contained lime; 3” high with lid

Hearst Museum object titled Cut section of bamboo, accession number 10-1094a-i, described as Bamboo lengths; length: 7¼–7½ inches. Bamboo lengths not yet cut into blanks for letters.