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1. Bowl basket

Museum number:: 1-12217
Culture or time period:: Konkow (Northwestern Maidu) and Maidu
Object class:: Bowl baskets and Coiled weaving
Function:: 1.5 Household
Dimensions:: diameter 28.5 centimeters and height 12.5 centimeters
Collector:: Samuel A. Barrett
Collection place:: Dogwood Creek, Butte County, California
Collection date:: July 1907
Taxon:: Cercis occidentalis and Salix

2. Cooking basket

Museum number:: 1-738
Culture or time period:: Konkow (Northwestern Maidu), Patwin, and Pomo
Object class:: Coiled weaving and Cooking baskets
Function:: 1.5 Household
Dimensions:: height 32 centimeters and diameter 47.8 centimeters
Collector:: Philip Mills Jones
Collection place:: Round Valley, Mendocino County, California
Collection date:: 1901
Taxon:: Cercis occidentalis and Salix

3. Cradle

Museum number:: 1-3087
Culture or time period:: Konkow (Northwestern Maidu)
Object class:: Basketry (object genre), Cradles (children's beds), and Twined weaving
Function:: 6.1 Cradles and Swaddling
Collector:: Samuel A. Barrett
Collection place:: Round Valley, Mendocino County, California
Collection date:: unknown
Taxon:: Salix

4. Sifter basket

Museum number:: 1-736
Culture or time period:: Konkow (Northwestern Maidu)
Object class:: Baskets (containers) and Coiled weaving
Function:: 1.5 Household
Dimensions:: diameter 45.8 centimeters
Collector:: Philip Mills Jones
Collection place:: Round Valley, Mendocino County, California
Collection date:: July 20, 1901
Taxon:: Cercis occidentalis and Salix

5. Sifting basket

Museum number:: 1-12213
Culture or time period:: Konkow (Northwestern Maidu) and Maidu
Object class:: Baskets (containers) and Coiled weaving
Function:: 1.5 Household
Collector:: Samuel A. Barrett
Collection place:: Dogwood Creek, Butte County, California
Collection date:: July 1907
Taxon:: Cercis occidentalis and Salix