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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Axe, museum number 2-48407, described as With conifer handle. Blade is fossil walrus ivory tusk. Rawhide lashing.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box, museum number 2-3894, described as Box representing a walrus with three separate sections. The head and tail are carved painted wood.The head has inlaid eyes and tusks. The central ivory cylindircal sections (with engraved flippers) are incised with parallel lines and a circle motif. The center is made of ivory and the ends of wood. Possibly used as a container for sewing materials.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box handle, museum number 2-4277, described as Made of ivory. Walrus ivory with incised and darkened zigzag design. 2 perforations at each end.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box ornaments, museum number 2-6087a,b, described as Pair of carved ivory heads of walrus, each with inlaid eyes (some inlay missing), 2 perforations on basal ends. Ivory; two walrus heads carved in similar style held together with little wood pegs; tusks and other parts of body sawed away; was probably part of harpoon rest, or decoration of hunting visor. Possibly a harpoon rest or hunting visor decoration. Native name: calinguaq.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Carving, museum number 2-6836, described as Carved ivory walrus head with fully carved tusks.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Comb, museum number 2-4241, described as Ivory hair comb, large and elaborately carved; dark brown and eroded ivory; handle: fish and wlrus, each with incised concentric circles; comb part has cross-hatching and incised concentric circles; all teeth broken off at base.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Handles, museum number 2-6755a,b, described as Drill handles made of 2 immature walrus tusks tied together with plaited cordage; each tusk has 3 encircling bands at base.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Needle case, museum number 2-4160, described as Made of ivory. Two walrus heads carved at one end (tusks missing from one head), inset wood plug at opposite end.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Skin scraper, museum number 2-5839, described as Flint blade. Walrus ivory handle.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tusk, museum number 2-147, described as Walrus tusk with incised and darkened scenes; wolf and four bears on one side, three caribou, one Dall sheep, one wolverine on other side. Signed "Kakarook.