Object name: Leaves / Collection place: Northern California / Culture or time period: American cultures - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-9355, described as Iris. Dried. One bunch. Raw material for fibers for string making.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-10313, described as Specimen, ethnobotanical; leaves.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-1826, described as Dried, aromatic; one bottle.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-12202, described as Leaves of tarweed.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-2914, described as Smoked. Appear to be hulls of buckeye.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-12203, described as Leaves of a species of mint (?).

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-12183, described as Wormwood.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-12063, described as Leaves (kacal). Make tea and drink for the blood. Mix with mountain balm and make a wash for sores. Worm wood is pounded up when green and a drink and bath are made of it for the stomach.

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-2921, described as Smoked

Hearst Museum object titled Leaves, accession number 1-12062, described as Pepperwood (behe). Bundle. Has been steeped several times (at least twice) and was kept to be repeatedly steeped for this purpose.