Object class: Fruit / Culture or time period: Northern California tribes - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Acorns, accession number 1-143481, described as Tan bark oak.

Hearst Museum object titled Acorns, accession number 1-12195, described as Shelled and ready for grinding.

Hearst Museum object titled Acorns, accession number 1-1786, described as Rotted by wetting.

Hearst Museum object titled Barrette, accession number 1-259107, described as Commercial metal barrette, beaded, rectangular; triangular design in red and white seed beads on red ground, outlined in black beads; dentalium shell, black beads, seed beads and pine nut pendants (5); buckskin backing for barrette.

Hearst Museum object titled Earrings, accession number 1-259090a,b, described as One pair; made of pine nuts (Pinus monophyla) (2) suspended from red seed beads and blue multifaceted glass beads; attached to plaited bear grass stem; silver wire clip for pierced ears.

Hearst Museum object titled Earrings, accession number 1-259110a,b, described as Made of basketry; round, coiled; four radiating bands; pine nuts and seed bead tassels (3) suspended from earring; basketry on leather backing; silver clip for pierced ears attached to backing.

Hearst Museum object titled Key chain, accession number 1-259114, described as Cylindrical basketry pendant attached to metal split ring; tassels of buckskin, pine nuts, shells, and seed beads. Includes pony beads, abalone, olivella, dentalium shell, black commercially tanned leather, pine root, overlay of woodwardia and maidenhair fern and porcupine quill.