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Start Over Culture or time period Kiowa Loans S1964-1965 #79: Science Center (Diablo Valley College) (March 18, 1965–August 6, 1965)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 2-4845, described as Buckskin, red stained center; heavily fringed along hem, arm-openings, etc.; beaded collar of blue-trimmed red triangles on white ground; one side of dress has buckskin overlay with 8 horizontal bands of elkteeth, 3 tassels of animal hair with multicolor beaded wrappers at top and 2 cloth-wrapped pouches; overlay panel has tin conical tinklers at base; 2 horizontal bands of tin tinklers encircle dress above hem; other side of dress has 3 horizontal bands of conical tin tinklers, lacks overlay with teeth.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fan, accession number 2-4883, described as Of feathers. Sharpened wood dowel covered with rawhide; green-dyed buckskin with beading in red/white/blue at base of eagle feathers. Heavily fringed. Multicolored ornaments in circular beading.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Flageolet, accession number 2-4881, described as Covered with snakeskin; yellow-stained buckskin trim with blue and white beads and pendants of brown human hair; 2 medallions of red, white, and blue beads sewn to buckskin tied to instrument, also rectangular lead sheet with red-filled curved design; flageolet surmounted by carving of long-beaked bird with red, green, and black incised designs and gold and blue beaded collar. Carved wood.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-4894a,b, described as Yellow-stained buckskin; beadwork of red and blue diamonds on white ground; blue-dyed fringe on vamp, heavy fringe at heel. Glass trade beads.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Scalp, accession number 2-4874, described as Of a woman from Texas. Ornamented. Scalp sewn to buckskin trimmed with alternating green and white beaded bands. Pendant hair wrapped in red wool cloth.
Hearst Museum object titled Tipi model, accession number 2-4912a-oo, described as Buckskin tipi model; attached replica of shield; horsehair; feathers; painted with designs of war scenes, coup signs, other symbols. Original field catalog entry: "Tepee, complete." A) painted buckskin with shield; paintings consist of men's heads, feathered spears, men on horseback; paint is black, yellow, and orange; shield is buckskin over rawhide with yellow background and green dot decoration; attached feathers and animal hair bundle tied with red cloth; shield is tied to tipi with buckskin; the top of the tipi is sewn with sinew. B) is the center pole C-Q) are the supporting sticks in light weight wood; R) is a dyed yellow stick U) is 3 yellow sticks bound with buckskin; V) is a modeled feathered spear which is wood with black feathers and yellow dyed buckskin, the point is dyed green; W-II) are 13 tipi stakes; jj-oo: are 6 tipi flap pegs.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tomahawk, accession number 2-4827, described as Tomahawk; iron blade with cut-out heart in center; polished hardwood handle; red wool and beadwork trim sewn over base of handle and pendant from base with beadwork maltese cross, sun with carpet tack center and multicolor rectangle; 5 hawk feathers sewn to base of streamer.

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