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Start Over Taxon Rangifer tarandus caribou
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-6688a, described as Women's trousers/boots, caribou or deerskin, fur out. Legs pieced together with white and brown fur panels. Attached boots with white depilated creased sealskin soles. No drawstring, drawstring tube or loops.brown and white caribou fur, cut in decorative gores and stitched; soles of crimped bearded seal skin.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-13832, described as Men's trousers, caribou skin, fur out, (probably domestic reindeer, winter coat). Basic "leggings pants" cut (Hatt) with muslin-lined waistband, cuffs. Button fly in front, suspender buttons, remnant of twine suspender on sides. Sewn with cotton thread. Very fine men's winter trousers.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-6688b, described as Women's trousers/boots, caribou or deerskin, fur out. Legs pieced together with white and brown fur panels. Attached boots with white Depilated creased sealskin soles. No drawstring, drawstring tube or loops.brown and white caribou fur, cut in decorative gores and stitched; soles of crimped bearded seal skin.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-6385, described as Trousers made of brown and white mottled caribou skin, fur out. Drawstring and drawstring tubes around waist and cuffs. Undecorated. These trousers differ slightly for basic "leggings pants" type (Hatt 1914) by use of gussets and piecings along inseams. Possibly woman's or child's. Made with caribou hide, rawhide thong, and sinew thread.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-6681, described as Trousers made of caribou skin, hair out. Basic "leggings pants" cut (Hatt 1914) modified by rear crotch gusset. Extensive decorative piecework down front of each leg. Geometric design of white and brown clipped fur and wolverine fringe. Cuffs decorated with fur and leather bands, wolverine fringe. Sewn with sinew thread. No drawstrings or loops.
Hearst Museum object titled Trousers, accession number 2-6934, described as Trousers made of brown caribou skin, hair out. Triangular crotch gusset from front to back, otherwise made according to basic "legging pants" pattern (Hatt 1914). No decoration of any sort. Several holes in legs very neatly mended. Made with rawhide and sinew thread.
Hearst Museum object titled Tusk, accession number 2-157, described as Walrus tusk with incised and darkened scenes; fish and whales (?) with open mouths and sharp teeth on one side; snared animals, flying bird with fish in claws, swimming caribou chased by kayak on the other side.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Water carrier & dipper (models), accession number 2-71508a,b, described as Water carrier) bucket) and dipper ( models); a) water carrier, dehaired, native tanned, caribou skin, hand sewn with sinew; oval with self-handle with sinew;wood handle; l. at bottom 6.5 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Workbag, accession number 2-5787, described as Fur-lined leather pocket. Fishskin and leather applique inside flap. Thong fastener. Probably child's workbag.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Zoomorph, accession number 2-211, described as Figure of rabbit made of caribou antler; upright position.

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