Object class: Carvings (visual works) / Object type: ethnography / Function: 1.4 Transportation - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bailer, accession number 2-15536, described as Wooden canoe bailer with carved animal head on end of handle. According to Reg Davidson, Haida sculptor (October 1990) this is alder wood.

Hearst Museum object titled Bamboo carved case, accession number 18-20a,b, described as Bamboo general carrying box; similar to 18-19, smaller.

Hearst Museum object titled Bamboo carved case, accession number 18-21a,b, described as Bamboo general carrying box; negative leech design; brass wire braid around mouth. (b): plain wood stopper. Similar to 18-20.

Hearst Museum object titled Bamboo carved case, accession number 18-18a,b, described as Palmwood general carrying box. For lime and betel; feather; headdress, etc

Hearst Museum object titled Board, accession number 5-15237, described as Burden board; carved and incised reddish brown wood, well worn; handles at opposite ends; band of triangles filled with diagonal lines and other geometric designs; depression on underside to fit head

Hearst Museum object titled Boat bailer, wood, accession number 11-39073, described as Carved wood canoe bailer; scoop shaped

Hearst Museum object titled Cane, accession number 5-6969, described as Walking stick; smooth stick tapered at one end and other carved to form handle grip; L. 80 cm; dia. 3 cm. Used by men as a walking stick

Hearst Museum object titled Cane, accession number 9-359, described as carved bamboo cane

Hearst Museum object titled Canoe paddle fragment, accession number 11-37677, described as ornamental fragment, from the end of a canoe paddle handle; low relief carving with highly stylized zoomophic shapes

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