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Start Over Culture or time period Arctic cultures Loans S1986-1987 #16: Stan Musilek (January 20, 1987–January 21, 1987)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Boots (footwear), accession number 2-61a,b, described as Depilated sealskin soles, sealskin uppers. Extensive decoration: fronts of uppers with 2 horizontal panels of white clipped caribou, red-dyed leather, beads and strips of ground squirrel fur. Single beaded tassel of wolverine fur. Boot-top drawstring tube, leather drawstring with fur and bead tassles. Leather ankle straps.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 2-37894, described as Wooden bowl, ovate; edge and bottom stained red.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Dipper, accession number 2-1412, described as Wooden water dipper.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Harpoon, accession number 2-6317, described as Sea otter harpoon
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lamp, accession number 2-3868, described as Oil of lamp stone, oval, black, irregular bottom. Smoothly sunken on one side to central depression. The border is flattened and smooth. Made of basalt. Interior illumination, heat, cooking, melting snow, drying clothes.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lamp, accession number 2-3857, described as Oil lamp made of basalt stone; oval-shaped with a flat bottom and a smoothly sunken depression. Used for interior illumination, heat, cooking, melting snow, and drying clothes.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mittens, accession number 2-89a,b, described as Pair, polar bear. "These mitts are made of the head and neck of a polar bear, half of head on each hand - showing one ear on each wrist.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Paddle, accession number 2-17992, described as Paddle of wood, unpainted, carved crossbar fitted to handle end.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Parka, accession number 2-6908, described as Man's parka, "two-skin" cut with sleeves and hood of brown caribou. Gently scalloped hip-length bottom hem. (Rear is 7 cm longer than the front. "Three-piece" hood construction with white hood roots. Elaborate hood facing for wolf, wolverine and caribou. Collar-ties of dyed and braided yarn. Wolverine fringe around the hem and in the center of the back. Made with caribou, wolf, wolverine, sinew thread and wool yarn.
Hearst Museum object titled Snow goggles, accession number 2-4556, described as Deep visor, black and red painted wood, rawhide thong tie.

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