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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259134, described as Miniature, string and raffia, twined; two horizontal orange bands and 22 vertical bands around pouch; design repeated on lid; lid secured by string.

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-11841, described as Smaller (than 1-1140?), with drawstring.

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-11840, described as Tobacco pouch

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259120, described as Ceramic, earthenware, two piece; four vertical rows of flint (?) design incised into body of pouch, with water snake design angling from lower left to top right; lid fastened on top of pouch with buckskin thongs; tan design on black.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259121, described as Ceramic, earthenware, two piece; black finish with three ascending rows of triangles joined at bases; lid fastened to top of pouch with white buckskin thongs.

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-2180, described as Tobacco pouch

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259122, described as Ceramic, stoneware, two piece; mottled brown finish with four vertical rows of flint and watersnake design in darker brown finish incised into body of pouch; lid fastened to top of pouch with buckskin thongs.

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259130, described as Made of basketry, twined, two-piece; natural color spruce root with four horizontal band maiden hair fern overlay decoration; lid, with two horizontal bands, held in place with white buckskin.

Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259134, described as Miniature, string and raffia, twined; two horizontal orange bands and 22 vertical bands around pouch; design repeated on lid; lid secured by string.

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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-11841, described as Smaller (than 1-1140?), with drawstring.

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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-11840, described as Tobacco pouch

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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259120, described as Ceramic, earthenware, two piece; four vertical rows of flint (?) design incised into body of pouch, with water snake design angling from lower left to top right; lid fastened on top of pouch with buckskin thongs; tan design on black.

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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-2180, described as Tobacco pouch

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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco pouch, accession number 1-259130, described as Made of basketry, twined, two-piece; natural color spruce root with four horizontal band maiden hair fern overlay decoration; lid, with two horizontal bands, held in place with white buckskin.

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