Object class: Gambling sticks / Media available: image / Culture or time period: Klamath River Tribes - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-2366, described as Wood, round, hollow. One bundle of 23. One stick with brown band near center.

Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-1029, described as Gambling sticks; wood, one bundle (ca 75 round and 10 flat with black painted designs, and 10 flat with red and black painted designs).

Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-9489, described as Wood, round. One bundle of 31.

Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-1859, described as Wood, round, hollow. One bundle. Tulie?

Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-2452, described as Wood, round. One bundle; ca. 5 with brown band at center.

Hearst Museum object titled Gambling sticks, accession number 1-11749a-j, described as Wood, round. Natural color, ends dyed black.

Hearst Museum object titled Game stick, accession number 1-1470, described as Stick for playing ball

Hearst Museum object titled Game sticks, accession number 1-1658, described as Wood, round. One bundle.

Hearst Museum object titled Game sticks, accession number 1-258623, described as Smooth, natural colored wooden gamesticks with tapered ends; wood is light weight and polished; four have black band of mineral paint in center. Length ca. 19 cm. Used in a guessing game between two representatives of two groups. Players take turns in hiding bundle behind back, mixing them up and splitting them between their two hands, the other player must guess which hand holds the stick with the black band. Bets have become a common occurrence in this game.

Hearst Museum object titled Game sticks, accession number 1-1660, described as Pouch of game sticks