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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 3-22821, described as stone, volcanic, chunk; rectangular shape; length 8.5 cm x width 6.5 cm x height 3.0 cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 3-3715, described as Sample earth, for clay used in pottery making; 3715 Tierra blanda (?) [possibly blanca] (white earth)

Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-14243, described as Clay sample. Length 4.5 centimeters, width 4.5 centimeters. Clay sample from local potter, used by local potter.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 3-3718, described as Sample earth of clay used in pottery making; 3718 Tierra colorada (red earth)

Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 16-7781, described as Stone pestle fragment, height 4½ inches diameter 2 1/4 inches

Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-4595, described as Soil sample; mixed; from Mapiri garden and others

Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-6204, described as Clay used for making pots in Chikarl

Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 16-7813, described as “Pedra de Arapua” (dung?). Part of bees nest used for medicine

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 3-3719, described as Sample, earth for making pigment for pottery

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 3-3716, described as Sample earth of clay used in pottery making; 3716 Tierra revuelta (literally scrambled earth)

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Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-14243, described as Clay sample. Length 4.5 centimeters, width 4.5 centimeters. Clay sample from local potter, used by local potter.

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Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 16-7781, described as Stone pestle fragment, height 4½ inches diameter 2 1/4 inches

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Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-4595, described as Soil sample; mixed; from Mapiri garden and others

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Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 5-6204, described as Clay used for making pots in Chikarl

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Hearst Museum object titled Clay sample, accession number 16-7813, described as “Pedra de Arapua” (dung?). Part of bees nest used for medicine

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S1966-1967 #2: Upward Bound/Lawrence Crouchett (July 14, 1966–July 14, 1966)1 objects

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