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Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 2-16744, described as Coiled black design, men and dogs, star on bottom.
Hearst Museum object titled Basketry material, accession number 2-59539, described as Salix nigra, prepared willow used for the warps of baskets (tag attached to object). Raw materials used in basket making.
Hearst Museum object titled Beans, accession number 2-15414, described as Teparies.
Hearst Museum object titled Boots (footwear), accession number 2-14173a,b, described as Pair of boots.
Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68842, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into handle and bottle opener; handle flattened for advertisement; spoon spot welded to handle; each 20.0 cm long; handles inscribed as follows“Mountain Shadows Scottsdale, Arizona”.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Canteen, accession number 2-71412, described as Ceramic, with lug handles. Flattened ball-shape with short, narrow neck (open) at top. Handles (for hanging straps) on shoulders. Decorated on one face with large applique of Navajo Rainbow figure and incised corn plant. Squared-off bottom incised "Faye B. Tso". Mask tape label "$70".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-59618, described as Medal Minted in 1972. Indian Tribal Series. On Obverse: scene of a person on horseback chasing wild horses. In the background is Mount Adams. Tepees are on the edge of a lake. Inscription: “Sovereign Nation of the Yakima” Mount Adams” “Treaty Lands Returned by Pres. Nixon May 1972” On reverse: Projectile point with an eagle holding the inscription: “Yakima Nation”. Behind the eagle is a mountain and around the inside edges of the projectile point are stars. The rest of the inscription is: Confederated Tribes and Bands.” “Treaty of 1855”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-59604, described as Indian Tribal Series medal with scene of an Indian man searching on horseback while a mule caravan led by white men is in the lower right foreground. “Sovereign Nation of the Havasupai Tribe” is inscribed above, with “1971” below. Other side shows a scene of a mountain waterfall with “Land if the Blue Green Waters” inscribed above and “Pesasita” below.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-59628, described as Obverse: Medal. Indian Tribal Series; A dogsled in the snow. Inscription: “Sovereign Nation of the Kenaitze.” “1975” Reverse: Mountain with a fish and snowshoes in the foreground. Inscription: “Kenai Alaska.” Size: 4.5 cm. Weight: 24.3792 g. Condition: enclosed in a plastic case Content: silver Provenience: U.S., Arizona, Phoenix. 2937 W. Indian School Road. Mint Date: 1975 Photos from June, 1977 Reference: Ackerman, Robert E. The Kenaitze People (Kenai). 1975. Indian Tribal Series. Phoenix, Arizona.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-59613, described as Obverse: Medal. Indian Tribal Series; Collage of a tree, an eagle, a wolf head, a bear head, a peace pipe, a tapestry, a turtle, a baldheaded club and a bundle of arrows. Inscription: “Sovereign Nation of the Oneida.” “1974” Reverse: A bundle of wild rice. Inscription: “Corporate Seal of the Oneida Tribe” “Wisconsin” “Indian Chartered Corporation” Size: 4.5 cm. Weight: 24.3792 g. Condition: enclosed in a plastic case Content: silver Provenience: U.S., Arizona, Phoenix. 2937 W. Indian School Road. Mint Date: 1974 Photos from June, 1977 Reference: Richards, Cara E. The Oneida People. 1974. Indian Tribal Series. Phoenix, Arizona.

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