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Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 11-42500, described as shoe/sandal; oval shoe made of emu down and human blood; string said to be human hair around the top; feathers matted into a compact mass; l. 25.5 cm. Conservation - treated with DDT in alcohol 5/19/76

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 11-42500, described as shoe/sandal; oval shoe made of emu down and human blood; string said to be human hair around the top; feathers matted into a compact mass; l. 25.5 cm. Conservation - treated with DDT in alcohol 5/19/76

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