Winnowing tray
- Museum number:
- 1-10902
- Permalink:
- ark:/21549/hm21010010902
- Alternate number:
- 914 (original number)
- Accession number:
- Acc.264, Acc.265, and Acc.266
- Description:
- Winnower; twined. Warp is Willow (Salix), weft is string. Rim bound with Redbud (Cercis occidentalis).
- Donor:
- Samuel A. Barrett
- Collection place:
- Dunlap, Fresno County, California
- Verbatim coll. place:
- California; Fresno; Dunlap
- Culture or time period:
- Yokuts
- Collector:
- Samuel A. Barrett
- Collection date:
- February 1907
- Materials:
- Redbud and Willow (wood)
- Taxon:
- Cercis occidentalis and Salix
- Object type:
- ethnography
- Object class:
- Basketry (object genre), Twined weaving, and Winnowers (agricultural equipment)
- Function:
- 1.5 Household
- Accession date:
- 1907
- Context of use:
- Used as a general receptacle, but particularly for the purpose of catching minnows in the creeks and ditches of the plains of the San Joaquin Valley when these dry up during the early summer. For this purpose the basket is used in the manner of a dip net.
- Department:
- Native California (archaeology and ethnology)
- Dimensions:
- length 75 centimeters
- Comment:
- Native name: "tcapai" in Endembitc Yokuts dialect. Remarks: For materials see Supplementary Catalogue 1, P. 75.
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