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Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4450, described as Shuttle shaped wood rod, sinew line, ivory lure with metal hook. Birdquill leader.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4464, described as Three ivory hooks on a line. Single ivory lure with iron hook (only 1 found, 1972).
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4465, described as Small ornamented hook and large stone sinker with ivory cap. Hook is black stone and walrus ivory with 2 blue beads and orange yellow pieces from auklet's bill. Sinker is banded black and white stone fitted to piece of walrus ivory.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4460, described as Fish hook with ivory sinker. Compound ivory hook has 4 iron points. Recarved "fossil" ivory sinker attached with baleen leader.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4439, described as Shuttle shaped rod, sinew line, baleen fish shaped lure with metal hook.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4445, described as Red-stained shuttle-shaped wood rod, birdquill line, fish shaped ivory (?) lure with metal hook.
Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-7530, described as Fishing tackle with 2 copper hooks.
Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 11-2208, described as Kahawai hook; wood faced with Pana shell, barbed bone point, line attached
Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 11-43996, described as wood container (tackle box?) with lid
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Fishing tackle, accession number 2-4455, described as Shuttle shaped wood rod, plaited sinew line, ivory lure with curved iron hook.

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