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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 2-15655, described as Black on white bowl. Wide mouth pitcher. "Archaeological specimens." Note with pot "Pima-Papago type".

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying net, accession number 2-69181a-e, described as Knotless carrying net (a) with support poles (b-e); (a): large willow hoop at top, broken in several places, netting sheaths hoop, single wire tied over hoop with 2-twine cordage; yucca leaf plaited head band secured to rope of thick 4-twine cordage; rope attached to net in 2 places with leather strips; 2-twine commercial cotton string tied to strap; net open at both ends with 4-way pattern where support poles (b-e) of saguaro ribs are placed; poles b & c are longer than poles d & e.

Hearst Museum object titled Carrying rack, accession number 2-35292, described as Netted. With twilled pads. Large open weave design on net with black and red on natural. Faded designs. Four crossed willow sticks.

Hearst Museum object titled Container, accession number 2-48378, described as Palm leaf in simple plaiting; cylindrical. Poor condition. Old note inside says: "Pima Indians, Arizona.