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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl stand, accession number 9-17945b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken pot stand, accession number 6-16814, described as Pottery ring stand, broken, d 8 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken pot stand, accession number 6-15920, described as Pottery: upper part of buff bottle-shaped jar, broken; least diameter 10 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Broken pot stand, accession number 6-16758, described as pottery: brown ring stand, broken, white splotches, greatest diameter 12 cm, height 10 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Game table, accession number 7-6060a-e, described as Gaming table: mahogany, rosewood, leaf inlaid surface has chess board, leatherette card surface. a) table b) top drawer c) bucket drawer e) key

Hearst Museum object titled Pot stand, accession number 5-6705, described as Pot stand; do-nut shaped ring of papyrus; plain weave on spiral warp wound around bundle core; w. 14 cm; dia. 35 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot stand, accession number 5-6703, described as Pot stand; do-nut ring of grass; plain twining on spiral warp wound around grass bundle core; natural and purple; dia. 13 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot stand, accession number 6-16622, described as Pottery: red, ringstand; greatest depth 13, height 14 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot stand, accession number 5-6702, described as Pot stand; do-nut shaped ring of grass; plain twining on spiral warp wound around grass bundle core; natural and black; dia. 12 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot stand, accession number 5-6660a,b, described as Pot stand; 2 natural branches (bark off); a) top section; stem & 5 radial branch extensions wrapped with twisted grass fiber in alternating black & brown bands; w. a) 152 cm, b) 142 cm; height 115 cm. Native name: Mutaijara. Used by men and women to put pot on after cooking. Collected Aug 1967.

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