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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Armbands, accession number 2-72229a,b, described as a) leather armband with strips of leather wrapped with quills. most quills red with yellow, white and blue patterns. attached to one side of armband are 3 leather thongs wrapped with red quills and feathered tassels. b) same as a)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaded and quilled moccasins, accession number 2-72226a,b, described as a) thin leather uppers stitched to heavy leather sole. band of white beads with navy and red patterns just above sole. Red quilled bands across front of upper. b) same as a)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaded moccasins, accession number 2-72224a,b, described as a) beaded moccasins. beaded thin leather upper stitched to heavier leather sole. top of uppers trimmed in blue patterned cloth. beaded patterns, mostly triangles, in blue, white, red, yellow, navy blue. thin leather thong for tying. b) mirror image of a).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaded moccasins, accession number 2-72228a,b, described as a) thin leather upper stitched to heavy leather sole. blue and orange beaded pattern with navy, green and white geometric designs. two-pronged tongue with orange and blue beads and red tassels on prongs. thin leather thong for tying is wrapped with red quills. b) same as a)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Roach and bone spreader, accession number 2-72231a,b, described as dyed horse hair roach hair ornament (a) and bone roach spreader (b). roach hairs dyed red at roots and yellow at tips with dark brown center. attached to a braided band. 6 notched feathers with colored feather tips and 7 feather tipped hair bunches decorate the roach. spreader is a carved bone disc with the remnants of a tail now broken away. disk is pierced by 3 holes used to attach 2 hollow bone pieces, each decorated with 2 incised lines at top and pierced by 2 holes at base, which are used to attach them to the disc and thongs which extend below to form ties. each bone decoration has a short, pointed stick attached in the center.

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