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Hearst Museum object titled Boots (footwear), accession number 9-29a,b, described as Boots (Plakit); reindeer fur; 2 leather straps behind ankle; cordage ties at top; soles of “thong-seal” or walrus hide

Hearst Museum object titled Buckle, accession number 2-65810a,b, described as Carved walrus ivory with metal fittings. Decorated with incised circle and dot motif outlined in black pigment. A fits into B to form buckle.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Carving, accession number 2-6836, described as Carved ivory walrus head with fully carved tusks.

Hearst Museum object titled Fastener, accession number 2-634, described as Belt fastener, walrus ivroy; in shape of bird; incised design.

Hearst Museum object titled Fastener, accession number 2-479, described as Belt fastener, walrus ivory; worm with incised design.

Hearst Museum object titled Fastening rod, accession number 2-4136, described as For woman's workbag. Curved triangular piece of walrus ivory with incised curves and encircling bands.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Gut, accession number 2-6541, described as Roll of prepared walrus gut (fide consultant Ronald W. Senungetuk, July 1987).

Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 2-6444, described as Hunting hat. Bentwood, painted with red, black, blue and yellow green designs following form of helmet, inter-spaced with circles filled with rays. One blue, one white and one millifiore bead with yarn on walrus or sea lion whiskers. Ivory or whalebone piece attached to back with sinew. Braided sinew chin strap, side decorations of hair and sinew. Center string red and yellow. Used to protect eyes from sun and salt spray while men hunted in kayak.

Hearst Museum object titled Visor ornament, accession number 2-6061, described as Hunting visor or helmet ornament. Carved ivory head of walrus, single perforation at base of head, elongated tusks.

Hearst Museum object titled Visor ornaments, accession number 2-6850a-c, described as Hunting helmet or visor ornaments; long, thin strips of walrus ivory; a) and c): longitudinal red incised lines, bird-like eye. b) 2 eye-like designs, longitudinal red incised lines.

Hearst Museum object titled Boots (footwear), accession number 9-29a,b, described as Boots (Plakit); reindeer fur; 2 leather straps behind ankle; cordage ties at top; soles of “thong-seal” or walrus hide

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Hearst Museum object titled Buckle, accession number 2-65810a,b, described as Carved walrus ivory with metal fittings. Decorated with incised circle and dot motif outlined in black pigment. A fits into B to form buckle.

Buckle

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Carving

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Hearst Museum object titled Fastener, accession number 2-634, described as Belt fastener, walrus ivroy; in shape of bird; incised design.

Fastener

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Hearst Museum object titled Fastener, accession number 2-479, described as Belt fastener, walrus ivory; worm with incised design.

Fastener

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Hearst Museum object titled Fastening rod, accession number 2-4136, described as For woman's workbag. Curved triangular piece of walrus ivory with incised curves and encircling bands.

Fastening rod

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Gut

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Hearst Museum object titled Hat, accession number 2-6444, described as Hunting hat. Bentwood, painted with red, black, blue and yellow green designs following form of helmet, inter-spaced with circles filled with rays. One blue, one white and one millifiore bead with yarn on walrus or sea lion whiskers. Ivory or whalebone piece attached to back with sinew. Braided sinew chin strap, side decorations of hair and sinew. Center string red and yellow. Used to protect eyes from sun and salt spray while men hunted in kayak.

Hat

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Hearst Museum object titled Visor ornament, accession number 2-6061, described as Hunting visor or helmet ornament. Carved ivory head of walrus, single perforation at base of head, elongated tusks.

Visor ornament

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Hearst Museum object titled Visor ornaments, accession number 2-6850a-c, described as Hunting helmet or visor ornaments; long, thin strips of walrus ivory; a) and c): longitudinal red incised lines, bird-like eye. b) 2 eye-like designs, longitudinal red incised lines.

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Carvings (visual works)3 objects
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ethnography11 objects

legacy documentation10 objects
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Alaska10 objects
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Current results range from 1895 to 1902

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[Missing]3 objects

unknown7 objects
Charles L. Hall2 objects
Barbara E. Busch1 objects
Phoebe Apperson Hearst1 objects

Alaska Commercial Company7 objects
Benjamin Bristol7 objects
Older University Collections7 objects
Phoebe Apperson Hearst3 objects
Barbara E. Busch1 objects

American cultures10 objects
Arctic cultures10 objects
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Alaskan Eskimo8 objects
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Wood (plant material)2 objects
Bentwood1 objects
Fur (hair material)1 objects
Hide (collagenous material)1 objects
Paint (coating) ("tlingit blue;" yellow; red)1 objects
Whisker (hair material) (sea mammal)1 objects

Odobenus rosmarusRemove constraint Taxon: Odobenus rosmarus11 objects

Acc.1677 objects
Acc.462 objects
Acc.36801 objects
Acc.621 objects

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Current results range from 1902 to 1903

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[Missing]1 objects

2.1 Daily GarbRemove constraint Function: 2.1 Daily Garb11 objects
1.6 Manufacturing, Constructing, Craft, and Professional Pursuits1 objects
5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions1 objects

S1945-1946 #4: Winfield Scott Wellington (March 11, 1946–October 28, 1955)1 objects
S1951-1952 #1: University of California, Los Angeles (March 15, 1952–returned by 1957)1 objects
S1964-1965 #9: University of California, Davis (September 3, 1964–January 1965)1 objects
S1968-1969 #20: University of California, Berkeley (September 10, 1968–November 15, 1968)1 objects
S1987-1988 #23: Museum of Craft and Folk Art (San Francisco) (1987–July 13, 1988)1 objects
S1990-1991 #23: Blackhawk Museums (March 20, 1991–August 16, 1994)1 objects

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