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Hearst Museum object titled Spur, accession number 5-3041, described as Wooden spur; Mbwangin; piece of wood into which 6 mails have been inset perpendicular to wood; nails lashed together with rawhide; 7 inches long; 2⅛ inches wide; 2.25 inches to spur.
Hearst Museum object titled Spur, accession number 5-3042, described as Wooden spur; Mbwangin; piece of wood into which 7 nails have been inset perpendicular to wood; nails lashed together with rawhide; 8.5 inches long; 1 7/8 inches wide, 2.5 inches to "spur.
Hearst Museum object titled Spur, accession number 5-3043, described as Wooden spur; Mbwangin; piece of wood into which 5 nails have been inset perpendicular to wood; nails lashed together with rawhide; 7.5 inches long, 1.5 inches wide, 2 inches to "spur.
Hearst Museum object titled Steel, accession number 5-3049a, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Stringed instrument and vibrator, accession number 5-3021a,b, described as (a) Two stringed instrument. “Yom Shit.” Gourd sound box covered with thin rawhide, held in place by wooden pegs; strings of red leather. 26 inches length; 8 inches width. (b) vibrator sheet metal with rings of copper wire. It inserts into neck of instrument. See 5-2918 for bibliographic information. Also see 5-2976 for musical instrument reference.
Hearst Museum object titled Stringed instrument and vibrator, accession number 5-3020a,b, described as (a) Two stringed instrument. “Yom Shit.” Gourd sound box covered with thin rawhide, held in place by wooden pegs; strings of red leather. 26 inches length; 8 inches width. (b) vibrator sheet metal with rings of copper wire. It inserts into neck of instrument. See 5-2918 for bibliographic information. Also see 5-2976 for musical instrument reference.
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 5-3029, described as Goatskin tobacco and smoking bag; lading; red leather carrying strap; used by men; 10 inches x 7.5 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco smoking pipe, accession number 5-3053a,b, described as Tobacco smoking pipe; Gotaba. A) Black clay pipe bowl. B) Wooden stern with iron bit; 8'' (20 cm) long.
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco smoking pipe, accession number 5-3054a,b, described as Tobacco smoking pipe; Gotaba. A) Clay bowl, completely covered with goat skin. B) Wooden stem with copper wire and brass link decoration; no bit.
Hearst Museum object titled Twine, accession number 5-3028a-c, described as Coils of fiber specimens

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