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Start Over Object name Drag handle Culture or time period Alaskan Eskimo
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-1169, described as Elongated bone carving (drag handle?) of water mammal with incised dots and slashes. 2 parallel holes top to bottom. May also be a box handle.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-5883, described as Ivory carving of seal head, perforated.
Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-6842, described as Carved and etched ivory deer like animal (no legs) with 3 longitudinal bands of incised circle and dot designs. Two central holes in recessed slot. Possibly a drag handle.
Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-427, described as Ivory seal on rawhide thong loop. (Replica fide Nelson Graburn, 1986)
Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-6876, described as Drag handle. Carved ivory seal head.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-6109, described as Carved ivory representing seal. Incised cross hatching on back and sides.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-6756, described as Tackle for attaching cord. Made from ivory carved to represent seals. No cord.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-691, described as Small ivory carving (drag handle?) with elaborate seal face on one side, anthropomorphic face underneath. Large central perforation. Probably archaeological.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-5938, described as Weathered walrus ivory. Chain connected to carving of two whales facing each other.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Drag handle, accession number 2-7086, described as Whale carved from walrus ivory. Large longitudinal slot. Possibly a drag handle.

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