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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6902, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 77 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6898, described as Native name: Ndavu of coiled brass wire; l. 75 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6900, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 80 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6899, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 72 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6904, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 77 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6901, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 75 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Hearst Museum object titled Wooden club, accession number 5-6056, described as Wooden club; section of stem forms handle terminating in knobular root as head; L. 49 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object no title available, accession number 5-6951, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object no title available, accession number 5-6149a,b.1, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object no title available, accession number 5-6934a,b.1, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6902, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 77 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6898, described as Native name: Ndavu of coiled brass wire; l. 75 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Wire coil

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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6900, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 80 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Wire coil

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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6899, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 72 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Wire coil

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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6904, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 77 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Wire coil

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Hearst Museum object titled Wire coil, accession number 5-6901, described as Native name: Ndavu Wire coil; continuous loop of coiled brass wire; l. 75 cm. Worn by women around waist or diagonally from shoulder to waist during dances Made by men-blacksmiths Role in trade: wire is purchased from Indian traders

Wire coil

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Hearst Museum object titled Wooden club, accession number 5-6056, described as Wooden club; section of stem forms handle terminating in knobular root as head; L. 49 cm.

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Acc.2155Remove constraint Accession number: Acc.2155314 objects

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2.2 Personal Adornments and Accoutrements80 objects
6.2 Toys, Children’s Utensils, Objects used in the Education of Children41 objects
1.5 Household38 objects
2.1 Daily Garb23 objects
1.3 Agriculture and Animal Husbandry19 objects
1.1 Hunting and Fishing16 objects
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5.2 Magic: Objects Associated with Practices reflecting confidence in the ability to manipulate supernatural agencies9 objects
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S1968-1969 #76: Project EPOCH/David Wayne Peri (February 14, 1969–May 23, 1969)13 objects
S1984-1985 #19: Merritt College (November 7, 1984–April 22, 1985)6 objects
S1974-1975 #96: Anthropology (UC Berkeley)/Larry Michalak (May 5, 1975–May 9, 1975)5 objects
S1974-1975 #29: Anthropology (UC Berkeley)/Larry Michalak (October 30, 1974–June 17, 1975)2 objects
S1975-1976 #9: Palo Alto Cultural Center (November 1974–unknown)2 objects
S1983-1984 #14: Anthropology (UC Berkeley)/James Anderson (Hupa) (September 19, 1983–September 26, 1983)2 objects
S1968-1969 #66: Design (UC Berkeley)/Ruth Boyer (January 20, 1969–March 21, 1969)1 objects
S1969-1970 #103: Los Angeles Natural History Museum (April 2, 1970–July 21, 1971)1 objects
S1969-1970 #97: KQED Television (March 23, 1970–March 25, 1972)1 objects
S1970-1971 #95: City of Oakland (March 5, 1971–March 5, 1971)1 objects

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