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Start Over Culture or time period California tribes Taxon Apocynum
Hearst Museum object titled Carrying net, accession number 1-259005, described as Burden net of Apocynum fiber cordage with clamshell beads in headband. Fiber is 2-ply, a few strands in headband are broken.
Hearst Museum object titled Fiber, accession number 1-2637, described as Milkweed; beaten. Per Judy Polanch: Apocynum.
Hearst Museum object titled Fiber, accession number 1-1406, described as Apocynum. For making string.
Hearst Museum object titled Fiber, accession number 1-2636, described as Milkweed used for string. Per Judy Polanch: Apocynum.
Hearst Museum object titled Fiber, accession number 1-520, described as Bark of a shrub which grows in the foothills. Used to make rope. Per Judy Polanch: Apocynum.
Hearst Museum object titled Head net, accession number 1-164172, described as Made of twisted fiber string. Perforated abalone shell pendants across middle. Fiber chin tie attached to each end of net. Recatalogued from 11-982. Apocynum fiber, halitois rufescens shells.
Hearst Museum object titled Headnet, accession number 1-230864, described as Knotless netting in apocynum fiber with red - painted diamonds and triangles outlined in black. Feather fringe at base.
Hearst Museum object titled Snare, accession number 1-19760, described as Made of apocynum fiber.
Hearst Museum object titled String, accession number 1-39082, described as Apocynum; in process of manufacture. Twig of Apocynum one end twisted into string.

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