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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mammal bone, accession number 1-213195, described as Unmodified deer long bone.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mammal bone, accession number 1-212100, described as Half of deer mandible with teeth.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mammal bone, accession number 1-213704, described as Deer pelvis, half
Hearst Museum object titled Mandible, accession number 2-66269, described as Mandible, Odocoileus
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mitten, accession number 2-56542b, described as Mitten, part of a pair; deer hide with beaver cuffs; varicolored floral glass bead decoration outside only; lined with white “duffle” wool; tied tog. with plaited red and blue wool yarn with red, white, blue tassels; length each 31.5 cm. Used by men and women in winter. Beadwork probably from up the coast (Attawapiskat). Yarn used around shoulder so you can take off gloves without loosing them. Native name: isstashits.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mitten, accession number 2-56542a, described as Mitten, part of a pair; deer hide with beaver cuffs; varicolored floral glass bead decoration outside only; lined with white “duffle” wool; tied tog. with plaited red and blue wool yarn with red, white, blue tassels; length each 31.5 cm. Used by men and women in winter. Beadwork probably from up the coast (Attawapiskat). Yarn used around shoulder so you can take off gloves without loosing them. Native name: isstashits.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 1-10551a,b, described as Pair of moccasins. Soles are made from skin taken from the neck of the deer.
Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-62033a-d, described as Pair, made of animal (deer) skin. (a and b) Lower portion of moccasins, covering feet. Decorative panel inserted over toes is of brown velvet, with white, yellow, blue, red, pink, dark green, and clear beads sewn on in a floral design. (c and d) Upper portions of moccasins. White, blue, green, yellow, red, pink, and clear beads sewn onto dark brown velvet and red cloth background, in floral design.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-62034a,b, described as Moccasin toes, of animal (deer) skin. Decorative panel, covering toe area, is of black cloth, with white, blue-grey, blue, orange, pink, red, yellow, and light green beads and small metal discs sewn on in a floral design. Badly frayed and many of the beads are falling off.
Hearst Museum object titled Modified bone, accession number 1-21917, described as Worked scapula of deer ? Calcined. Probably of notched scapula type of object.

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