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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1812a-d, described as 4 photos of Dyak of Borneo (1 photo colored)
Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1914, described as Petroglyphs from Orango (2)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 3-29980a-c, described as Three black and white photographs. Taken by a Scandinavian couple, friends of Miguel Hun, the collectoer oall of indigenous people of Santa Catarina Palopo. A) 7 x 9 3/8", one end glued onto black poster board but not full y mounted or framed. It is a picture of a little girl looking for lice in a woman's, possibly her mother's, hair. B) 7.5 X 5.75" mounted on 10.5 x 8 5/8" frame of young woman and small boy. C) 7" x 9.5" photo mounted in 12.5 x 11 frame of mother with her two daughters, all sitting.
Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1909, described as Natives on horseback (2)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 8-207, described as Photographs of ark of Kypselos
Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1910, described as Maka Paoa, native girl, with wreath of fern (2)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 2-63521, described as Photographs in black an white, color and sepia, photos of the work of Claire Stewart/Sorcha Boru
Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1915, described as Unfinished statue outer slope (2) Rano-raraku
Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 13-1912, described as Amelia Tepano, pure native woman (3)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Photographs, accession number 15-18524, described as Mr. James A. Barr in a corner of his library (in Stockton, CA.), showing part of his collection

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