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Hearst Museum object titled Ball on a stick, accession number 9-9243a,b, described as Drum;w/drumstick (a)ovoid hollow decoratively carved wood; L. 25 cm.(b) long plain wood drumstick w/stuffed leather ball on end;L.39 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Banjo, accession number 5-14094a,b, described as Banjo. Gourd bowl with wood handle. Handle attached to bowl by passing through holes on side. Bowl covered with leather, black leather band around upper edge, red leather strip across center. Hole in top of bowl at one side. Handle wrapped with black and red leather. Bowl diameter: 12 cm; handle length: 36 cm;
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-37690, described as beater, carved wood, for log slit gong; handle end is keeled and knobbed with two eye-like bulges
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 9-13162b, described as Gong and beater; brass; black; b) wood.
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-37695, described as beater, carved wood, for log slit drum; handle end has carved tier treatment
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 9-13165b, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-42952b, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-37685, described as beater, carved wood, for log slit gong; similar to 11-37682, but lacks faces
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-37693, described as beater, carved wood, for log slit gong; gradually tapering shaft with enlarged handle end; handle end is keeled and knobbed with two eye-like bulges
Hearst Museum object titled Beater, accession number 11-37689, described as Beater, carved wood, for log slit gong; handle end is keeled and knobbed with two eye-like bulges.

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