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Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9435, described as Iris. One bunch. Gathered together in smaller bunches tied together with different fiber; bundle tied together with white cotton cloth with floral pattern print. Material for string.

Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9488a-h, described as Iris fiber. One bundle. Wrapped in wider fiber. Material for making string.

Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-11871, described as Soap root. One bundle. Used for making acorn meal brush.

Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-1073, described as Soaproot (?); one bundle, wrapped in twine.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-28161, described as Iris fiber.

Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9583, described as Iris (missouriensis or tenuissima) fiber. One bundle, folded in half. Used to tie up split salmon for drying, and mentioned in myth of Culture Hero as originally used for string fiber.

Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9435, described as Iris. One bunch. Gathered together in smaller bunches tied together with different fiber; bundle tied together with white cotton cloth with floral pattern print. Material for string.

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Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9488a-h, described as Iris fiber. One bundle. Wrapped in wider fiber. Material for making string.

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Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-11871, described as Soap root. One bundle. Used for making acorn meal brush.

Fiber bundle

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Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-1073, described as Soaproot (?); one bundle, wrapped in twine.

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Hearst Museum object titled Fiber bundle, accession number 1-9583, described as Iris (missouriensis or tenuissima) fiber. One bundle, folded in half. Used to tie up split salmon for drying, and mentioned in myth of Culture Hero as originally used for string fiber.

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