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Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30670, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a woman (matron of honor). figure is dressed in a brick red skirt, a yellow ochre sash, white blouse with yellow ochre, green and red decoration around the square neck. she carries a rosary (white and gold) in her proper left hand, and a missal in her proper left. a black and white shawl covers her head and shoulders. her feet are bare. facial features are hand molded and eyes are painted. written in red on the inside: "306 7 Pl. B0". Aguilar figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30667, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a woman (bride). figure wears a long white dress with long sleeves and white shoes; wears a white veil, carries a bouquet of white calla lilies and has a string of gold beads around her neck. wedding dress is decorated down the front with applied "v" shaped elements and buttons. label on inside of skirt: "306 7 P1. B0" written in red, paper label reads "yal 306 5452 $60.00 set". Aguilar figure.

Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30669, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a man (best man?). figure is dressed in white pants, a red shirt, lavender sash and black painted sandals. carries a white device: 2 upper loops and 2 lower ends are held close to his chest with both hands. face is hand modeled and eyes, brows, mustache and hair are painted. figure stands on a green, rectangular base. written on base in red: "306 7 Pl. B0". Aguilar figure.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Worked shell, accession number 4-5336, described as Rectangular bit of shell with central groove and traces of paint.

Hearst Museum object titled Worked shell, accession number 4-5316, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-644, described as Carved ivory figure of a fox; head turned to side.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-4631, described as Carving representing a whale. Wood. Black with red and blue at eyes.

Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-6063, described as Made of carved ivory. Sea otter (fide John Taxsac, 1962). Sea otter lying on back, front flippers to face. Black stain added. Used as charm in kayak. Aleut name: changtulix or chngatux̂.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-6150, described as Carved wood fin back whale. Traces of white paint. From a model scene.

Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorphic mask, accession number 3-28570, described as Mask, zoomorphic: bat. Green base paint on wood. Red background. Paint cracking on wings. Blue eyes on wings. Body showing ribs, and eye slits either side of body. Red mouth slit by legs. Paint missing from bat's left eye. Height 23.5 cm, width 18.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30670, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a woman (matron of honor). figure is dressed in a brick red skirt, a yellow ochre sash, white blouse with yellow ochre, green and red decoration around the square neck. she carries a rosary (white and gold) in her proper left hand, and a missal in her proper left. a black and white shawl covers her head and shoulders. her feet are bare. facial features are hand molded and eyes are painted. written in red on the inside: "306 7 Pl. B0". Aguilar figure.

Wedding figurine

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Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30667, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a woman (bride). figure wears a long white dress with long sleeves and white shoes; wears a white veil, carries a bouquet of white calla lilies and has a string of gold beads around her neck. wedding dress is decorated down the front with applied "v" shaped elements and buttons. label on inside of skirt: "306 7 P1. B0" written in red, paper label reads "yal 306 5452 $60.00 set". Aguilar figure.

Wedding figurine

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Hearst Museum object titled Wedding figurine, accession number 3-30669, described as part of Aguilar Religious Wedding scene (3-30666 to 3-30672); ceramic figure of a man (best man?). figure is dressed in white pants, a red shirt, lavender sash and black painted sandals. carries a white device: 2 upper loops and 2 lower ends are held close to his chest with both hands. face is hand modeled and eyes, brows, mustache and hair are painted. figure stands on a green, rectangular base. written on base in red: "306 7 Pl. B0". Aguilar figure.

Wedding figurine

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Worked shell

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Hearst Museum object titled Worked shell, accession number 4-5316, no description available.

Worked shell

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Zoomorph

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Zoomorph

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Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-6063, described as Made of carved ivory. Sea otter (fide John Taxsac, 1962). Sea otter lying on back, front flippers to face. Black stain added. Used as charm in kayak. Aleut name: changtulix or chngatux̂.

Zoomorph

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Zoomorph

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Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorphic mask, accession number 3-28570, described as Mask, zoomorphic: bat. Green base paint on wood. Red background. Paint cracking on wings. Blue eyes on wings. Body showing ribs, and eye slits either side of body. Red mouth slit by legs. Paint missing from bat's left eye. Height 23.5 cm, width 18.5 cm

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