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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beer paddle, accession number 16-15012, described as Masato paddle for string masato, maize beer; plain undecorated single piece of hardwood carved in shape of small canoe paddle; 60 cm length, 8.5 cm width.

Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 16-14992, described as Box, “pena” ("tsivogo"); bow is rectangular partial cube, with five sides ( top is open); sections of lead of sega palm ( segapena) are bound together with string; some of string covered with back beeswax; struts at the 4 corners from same plant as rest of box, different part; 1. 39 cm; 39 cm width; 18 cm deep

Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14995, described as Sifter, flat “ masato” ("tsiperikita"); flat rectangular plate; split arrow cane reed wit hfour struts of hard wood ( possibly palm); thread or cord tied struts to woven cane sections; 40.5 cm length, 43.5 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14994, described as Sifter, Masato ("morinto"); woven into deep basket-like form from fibers of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 29.5 cm length; 16.5 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14993, described as Sifter, masato ("morinto"); woven into basket-like form from fiber of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 17 cm length; 12.5 cm width

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sugar bowl, accession number 16-11945a, described as Gourd sugar bowl with scene of town life; people including musicians and horsemen; bulls, houses, gardens, etc.; floral base; height 10.5 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sugar bowl and lid, accession number 16-11945a,b, described as A) Gourd sugar bowl with scene of town life; people including musicians and horsemen; bulls, houses, gardens, etc.; floral base; height 10.5 cm. B) Cover with floral scene, scalloped edge; diameter 11.5 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sugar bowl cover, accession number 16-11945b, described as Gourd sugar cover with floral scene, scalloped edge; diameter 11.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14996, described as Tsiveta-work basket; split reed woven into basket ( bowl-shaped); reed reinforcement strip tied around top rim; 39 cm length; 34 cm width; 11.5 cm deep. Used for gathering or working cotton, tiroti palm leaf thee baskets can be covered by putting one on top of another, sewing the edges together.

Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14997, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split reed woven into basket, bound at reed-reinforced rim with fiber of another type, probably stripped bark; 29.5 cm length, 28 cm width, 7.6 cm deep

Beer paddle

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Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 16-14992, described as Box, “pena” ("tsivogo"); bow is rectangular partial cube, with five sides ( top is open); sections of lead of sega palm ( segapena) are bound together with string; some of string covered with back beeswax; struts at the 4 corners from same plant as rest of box, different part; 1. 39 cm; 39 cm width; 18 cm deep

Box

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Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14995, described as Sifter, flat “ masato” ("tsiperikita"); flat rectangular plate; split arrow cane reed wit hfour struts of hard wood ( possibly palm); thread or cord tied struts to woven cane sections; 40.5 cm length, 43.5 cm width

Sifter

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Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14994, described as Sifter, Masato ("morinto"); woven into deep basket-like form from fibers of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 29.5 cm length; 16.5 cm width

Sifter

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Hearst Museum object titled Sifter, accession number 16-14993, described as Sifter, masato ("morinto"); woven into basket-like form from fiber of arrow cane leaf; cylindrical shape with squarish bottom; longer that it is wide; 17 cm length; 12.5 cm width

Sifter

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Sugar bowl

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Sugar bowl and lid

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Sugar bowl cover

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14996, described as Tsiveta-work basket; split reed woven into basket ( bowl-shaped); reed reinforcement strip tied around top rim; 39 cm length; 34 cm width; 11.5 cm deep. Used for gathering or working cotton, tiroti palm leaf thee baskets can be covered by putting one on top of another, sewing the edges together.

Work basket

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Hearst Museum object titled Work basket, accession number 16-14997, described as Work basket ("tsiveta"); split reed woven into basket, bound at reed-reinforced rim with fiber of another type, probably stripped bark; 29.5 cm length, 28 cm width, 7.6 cm deep

Work basket

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Containers (receptacles)4 objects
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ethnography11 objects

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Cusco Region, Southern Peru8 objects
Shimaa village, Rio Kompiroshiato, Montaña, Peru8 objects
Department of Huancavelica, Southern Peru3 objects
Mayoc area, Huancavelica Region, Southern Peru3 objects

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Current results range from 1966 to 1966

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[Missing]10 objects

Allen W. Johnson8 objects
Orna R. Johnson8 objects
Ruth Boyer3 objects

University Appropriation11 objects
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American cultures8 objects
Arawak (Peru)8 objects
Machiguenga8 objects
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Juana Nigenki3 objects
Estevania1 objects
Felipe Cardenas1 objects
Maritina1 objects
Victoria Chantoma1 objects

Acc.29278 objects
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Current results range from 1965 to 1972

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1.5 HouseholdRemove constraint Function: 1.5 Household11 objects
1.4 Transportation3 objects
1.6 Manufacturing, Constructing, Craft, and Professional Pursuits1 objects

S1967-1968 #71: California State University, Chico/Keith Johnson (January 8, 1968–May 2, 1968)1 objects

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