Culture or time period: Klamath River Tribes / Function: 2.2 Personal Adornments and Accoutrements - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Earrings, accession number 1-259109a,b, described as Beaded earrings; square pendant with red, white, and black seed beads in geometric pattern; tassels (2) suspended with square with dentalium shell and seed beads; suspended from silver wire clips for pierced ears on duplicate of tassels beneath.

Hearst Museum object titled Earrings, accession number 1-20830a,b, described as Ear ornaments of dentalia with pink feathers and white hair.

Hearst Museum object titled Earrings, accession number 1-259300a,b, described as Earrings, carved maple wood mush paddles with silver hooks for pierced ears. 8.7 total length, 2.3 cm width of paddle at center design, 1 cm width at base of paddle, .5 cm width at top. Paddles are long and slender, bulbing out slightly at base. In center of A, B are 2 horizontal ovals, carved into the paddle. Between the ovals are .3 cm of vertical wood, separating the oval. Made to sell.

Hearst Museum object titled Hair clip, accession number 1-259268, described as Hair clip, incised decorative pattern incorporates Hupa basketry designs, tca or tcax-hultcwe.

Hearst Museum object titled Hairpin, accession number 1-1247d, described as Hair pin, with bag, bone sliver, round; pointed ends; geometric design in red pigment; maximum length: 14.4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hairpin, accession number 1-1256, described as Bone sliver, flat, with linear ridge on both sides; tapered to both ends; pointed at both ends; hole in the center; polished.

Hearst Museum object titled Hairpin, accession number 1-2291a-d, described as Bone, round; pointed ends.

Hearst Museum object titled Hairpin, accession number 1-1247c, described as Hair pin, with bag, bone sliver, round; pointed ends; geometric design in red pigment; maximum length: 14.4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hairpin, accession number 1-1255, described as Bone sliver, flat, with linear ridge on both sides; tapered to both ends; pointed at both ends; hole in the center; polished.

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