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Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 11-14599, described as Fish hook (pakahawai)
Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 11-2206, described as Fish hook, large, made of wood with barbed bone point, line attached.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4458, described as Fishing gear with rough stone sinker. Hook missing, rawhide line on shuttle shaped rod.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4441, described as Red stained wood shuttle-shaped rod, sinew line, ivory lure with metal hook.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-13401, described as Fishline of black whalebone (baleen) wound on grooved stick with beetle like fish lure of stone. Copper hook, blue bead eyes and yellow auklet bill fragments.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4452, described as Red stained wood shuttle shaped rod, twine and feather quill line, fish shaped ivory lure weight. 2 bone shafted hooks. Guide in place.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4444, described as Wood shuttle-shaped rod, sinew line, 2 ivory fish-shaped lures, each with single metal hook
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4451, described as Shuttle shaped wood rod, baleen line, black and white stone sinker, bone jib with 4 curved brass hooks
Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 11-2207, described as Kahawai hook; wood faced with Pana shell, barbed bone point, line attached
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4459, described as Fishing gear with rough stone sinker. Hook missing, shuttle-shaped rod, rawhide line.

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