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Start Over Collection place Agadez, Niger Culture or time period Tuareg
Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 5-1958, described as Saddle bag of goatskin, used on camel, varicolored leather fringes; 31 inches in length.
Hearst Museum object titled Charm holder, accession number 5-1966, described as 6 charm holder of goatskin strung with leather cord.
Hearst Museum object titled Charm holder, accession number 5-1965, described as Charm holder of goatskin, engraved pattern; length 5 inches and width 4 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Charm holder, accession number 5-1963, described as Charm holder of goatskin, engraved pattern; width 8 inches; length 6 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Charm holder, accession number 5-1964, described as Charm holder of goatskin (with linen inside), engraved pattern; length 5 inches and width 4 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Charm holders, accession number 5-1967, described as 7 charm holders of goatskin strung with leather cord; like 1966, various sizes CHECK
Hearst Museum object titled Hide strand, accession number 5-1960, described as Length of leather cord, used for hanging Moslem charms, for example around neck; length of cord is 45 inches in length.
Hearst Museum object titled Hide strand, accession number 5-1961, described as Length of leather cord, used for hanging Moslem charms, for example around neck; length of cord is 45 inches in length.
Hearst Museum object titled Hide strand, accession number 5-1962, described as Length of leather cord, used for hanging Moslem charms, for example around neck; length of cord is 45 inches in length.
Hearst Museum object titled Hide strand, accession number 5-1959, described as Length of leather cord, used for hanging Moslem charms, for example around neck; length of cord is 45 inches in length.

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