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Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-383, described as Corn Dance at Cochiti
Hearst Museum object titled Watercolor painting, accession number 17-293, described as Corn dance ceremony.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Water jar, accession number 2-8348, described as Water jar, decorated exterior with vertical triangular and linear design in black, double handle, fire smudged, rim chipped, broken and repaired.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wax cylinder recording, accession number 14-2547, described as Love song: The deserted lover.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wax cylinder recording, accession number 14-2546, described as A) Pueblo Indian drinking song (peyote); B) The deserted lover.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wax cylinder recording, accession number 14-2545, described as Eagle Dance Song
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wax cylinder recording, accession number 14-2548, described as A) Pueblo Song: "The good old times;" B) Victory song over Navajos.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wax cylinder recording, accession number 14-2544, described as A) Family song of the Pueblo Indian: "Get up, sleepy head"; B) Navajo hunting song.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Whip or scourge, accession number 2-33853, described as 6 pendant "tails" attached to linked chain. Made of iron links and iron segments of wrapped wire.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Woodcarving, accession number 2-72116a-d, described as Wooden two-wheeled cart with skeletal figure riding in center drawing bow. Figure with long gray hair made of cotton or wool, tied with a leather thong. front tip of arrow is broken off and missing. Yoke/tongue is separate piece of wood. Cart base formed by a milled board to which are attached railing on all four sides made of 5 peeled poplar sticks attached to the base via lashing with leather thongs. cart sits on an axle formed by a rough cut 2" x 2" to which dowels have been affixed at each end. Wooden wheels are fitted onto the dowels and a wooden cotter pin keeps the wheels in place. A poplar wood peeled and fork branch forms a tongue. a) cart with seated figure b) second arrow piece c) cart tongue.

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