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Hearst Museum object titled Toy, accession number 5-6973, described as Hoop; cylindrical stick bent into circle and tied with bark strips; dia. 51 cm. Used by young boys and bowled along the ground with a stick. Toy
Hearst Museum object titled Toy club, accession number 5-6106, described as Toy club; leleshua wood with knobby root cluster as head; L. 32 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Trap, accession number 5-6030, described as Mole trap; hollow wood cylinder; holes through sides for twine; L. 18 cm.; dia. 9.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Tweezers, accession number 5-6130, described as Beard tweezers; iron; lines incised on neck; copper chain attached; L. 10.5 cm; w. 1.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Tweezers, accession number 5-6025, described as Tweezers; one piece iron bent to traditional tweezer shape; L. 8 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Waist band, accession number 5-6113, described as Waist band; open circle of red, red-orange and white glass beads strung on twine and wound around bound cloth core; ties to close; dia. 32 cm; dia. of core 3.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Waist band, accession number 5-6114, described as Waist band; open circle of red, red-orange and white glass beads strung on twine and wound around bound cloth core; ties to close; four brass wire coils attached; dia. 32 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Waist ornament, accession number 5-6905, described as Native name: Mutilima Waist ornament; open circle of red, red-orange and white glass beads strung on fiber twine and wound around cloth core; diam. 27 cm. Worn by girls around waist during dancing Made by women
Hearst Museum object titled Waist ornament, accession number 5-6906, described as Native name: Mutilima Waist ornament; leather wrapped with fiber twine to which Marginella sp. shells each with one hole in top; l. 60 cm. Worn by girls around waist during dancing Made by women
Hearst Museum object titled Waist ornament, accession number 5-6907, described as Native name: Mutilima Waist ornament; leather wrapped with fiber twine to which Marginella sp. shells each with one hole in top; red fibre at either end; l. 71 cm. Worn by girls around waist during dancing Made by women

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