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Hearst Museum object titled Trigger, accession number 2-38460, described as Trap stick. Made of whalebone; carved at one end with head and 2 animal figures (carvings believed to have magical powers).

Hearst Museum object titled Tunic, accession number 2-59550, described as Abstracted bear designs; black, yellow and blue on white; dyed mountain goat wool twined over wool-covered cedar bark warp; front design is standing bear with large face; smaller faces within ears and at joints; on back are (top to bottom) a pair of eyes, 4 spinal vertebrae?, and black/yellow checkerboard panel; tassels at base of garment; one side of tunic is sewn almost closed, other side has 3 pair buckskin ties; drawstring at neck. Designs said to be grizzly bear and 2 cubs.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-464.video, described as Totem pole background for titles for AIF Production 216

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-457.video, described as Titles

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-460.video, described as Title shots for the "Totem Pole" film (AIF production)

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-477.video, described as Titles, totem pole

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Video recording, accession number 26-433.video, described as Basket making, totem pole

Hearst Museum object titled Wand, accession number 2-4779, described as Surmounted with hair tufts, carved and painted, face on one end, phallus on other.

Hearst Museum object titled Wool sample, accession number 2-71351, described as Raw, from wild mountain goat; beige, soft, with some longer fiber and remnants of plant leaves.

Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-22362, described as Wooden figure of a bear in squatting position; red, black, blue-green; frontal split, damaged feet. "Exceptionally fine work.

Hearst Museum object titled Trigger, accession number 2-38460, described as Trap stick. Made of whalebone; carved at one end with head and 2 animal figures (carvings believed to have magical powers).

Trigger

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Hearst Museum object titled Tunic, accession number 2-59550, described as Abstracted bear designs; black, yellow and blue on white; dyed mountain goat wool twined over wool-covered cedar bark warp; front design is standing bear with large face; smaller faces within ears and at joints; on back are (top to bottom) a pair of eyes, 4 spinal vertebrae?, and black/yellow checkerboard panel; tassels at base of garment; one side of tunic is sewn almost closed, other side has 3 pair buckskin ties; drawstring at neck. Designs said to be grizzly bear and 2 cubs.

Tunic

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Video recording

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Video recording

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Video recording

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Video recording

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Video recording

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Hearst Museum object titled Wand, accession number 2-4779, described as Surmounted with hair tufts, carved and painted, face on one end, phallus on other.

Wand

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Hearst Museum object titled Wool sample, accession number 2-71351, described as Raw, from wild mountain goat; beige, soft, with some longer fiber and remnants of plant leaves.

Wool sample

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Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-22362, described as Wooden figure of a bear in squatting position; red, black, blue-green; frontal split, damaged feet. "Exceptionally fine work.

Zoomorph

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