Gottschall, Amos H. Priced and Descriptive Catalogue of the Utensils, Implements, Weapons, Ornaments, Etc., of the Indians, Mound Builders, Cliff Dwellers: Typical Collections No. 2. 1909.
Reference
- Object[989]
- no[989]
- american[989]
- adze[8]
- anvil[3]
- arm band[12]
- armlet[4]
- arrow[16]
- awl[5]
- awl case[6]
- axe[13]
- baby carrier[2]
- back rest[2]
- bag[21]
- ball[8]
- basket[11]
- basket lid[2]
- belt[10]
- bladder bag fragment[3]
- blanket strip[2]
- bola[4]
- bottle[2]
- bow[5]
- bow case[2]
- box[43]
- box lid[40]
- bracelet[6]
- bracelets[2]
- bridle ornament[3]
- burden basket[3]
- canoe[5]
- canoe model[13]
- cap[5]
- celt[25]
- club[8]
- coat[7]
- container[9]
- cradle[6]
- cradle board[7]
- cradle model[2]
- cup[2]
- dance pendant[7]
- dance wand[41]
- disc[4]
- dish[5]
- disk[9]
- doll[3]
- drill[4]
- drumstick[3]
- end scraper[7]
- fan[3]
- fertility charm[4]
- gorget[8]
- grooved axe[4]
- hair braid wrap[4]
- hair ornament[5]
- hatchet[3]
- hoe[3]
- knife[45]
- knife sheath[10]
- ladle[3]
- lance[3]
- legging[4]
- leggings[24]
- mallet head[7]
- mat[8]
- metate[3]
- moccasin[90]
- moccasins[4]
- model[4]
- necklace[28]
- net sinker[5]
- ornament[3]
- pail[9]
- paint bag[4]
- parfleche bag[3]
- pendant[10]
- pestle[7]
- pipe[16]
- pipe bag[6]
- pipe bowl[22]
- pipe stem[37]
- plummet[3]
- point[12]
- pouch[4]
- rattle[6]
- rubbing stone[4]
- scalplock ornament[9]
- scraper[14]
- spade[10]
- stone[5]
- storage bag[7]
- strap[6]
- tomahawk pipe[23]
- toy[6]
- tray[14]
- tube[4]
- vest[4]
- wallet[4]
- war bonnet[3]
- war club[8]
- war club head[6]
- whip[3]
- alabama[1]
- arizona[1]
- arkansas[3]
- bad river[1]
- bates county[4]
- beltrami county[18]
- brown county (ohio)[19]
- cache creek area[2]
- calhoun county[2]
- california (state)[3]
- canadian river area[3]
- canadian river region[5]
- cannonball river[2]
- cape girardeau county[11]
- cass county[9]
- georgia[15]
- gordon county[3]
- gwennett county[2]
- hampden county[2]
- herkimer[3]
- herkimer county[3]
- illinois[49]
- indiana[5]
- jackson county (illinois)[18]
- kentucky[4]
- lake george (new york)[2]
- lake traverse[2]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[2]
- lee county (virginia)[2]
- leech lake[6]
- little missouri river[5]
- little white river[12]
- maine[13]
- massachusetts[4]
- medicine bluff[4]
- medicine bluff creek[2]
- michigan[123]
- milton county[2]
- minnesota[27]
- mississippi[2]
- missouri[21]
- missouri river[2]
- near beef creek[4]
- near cache creek[13]
- near canadian river[142]
- near cannonball river[3]
- near cheyenne river[2]
- near indian river[6]
- near leech lake[2]
- near little missouri river[6]
- near medicine bluff creek[4]
- near missouri river[2]
- near north canadian river[2]
- near penobscot river[3]
- near red lake[7]
- near washita river[11]
- near white river[2]
- near wind river[18]
- new mexico[3]
- new york[7]
- north america[74]
- north canadian river[10]
- north carolina[2]
- north dakota[56]
- northern california[3]
- northern michigan[94]
- northern wisconsin[2]
- northwest california[13]
- northwest coast[2]
- northwest michigan[7]
- ohio[39]
- oklahoma[223]
- pennsylvania[3]
- pike county (illinois)[15]
- pine ridge reservation[2]
- platte river[5]
- portage county[4]
- preble county[5]
- rapid creek[4]
- red lake[10]
- sioux river[58]
- smith county[13]
- sonora county[2]
- south dakota[281]
- sugar creek[3]
- taos[2]
- tennessee[38]
- united states of america[989]
- upper missouri river[36]
- virginia[5]
- washita river[3]
- washita river area[3]
- washita river region[2]
- wayne county (ohio)[2]
- west of the missouri river[4]
- white clay creek[3]
- white river[187]
- wind river area[2]
- wisconsin[6]
- wyoming[25]
- algonkin[1]
- apache[12]
- arapaho[181]
- arikara[8]
- bannock[1]
- cheyenne[13]
- cheyenne (culture)[76]
- cliff dweller[1]
- comanche[18]
- creek[2]
- dakota[1]
- delaware culture[1]
- digger[1]
- gros ventre[1]
- hat creek[2]
- hidatsa[8]
- hupa[13]
- indian[1]
- kiowa[16]
- lakota[2]
- lenape[1]
- muscogee[1]
- native american[1]
- ojibwa[75]
- oneida[1]
- ottawa[94]
- pawnee[1]
- penobscot[12]
- pueblo[2]
- san carlos apache[4]
- sioux[301]
- wichita[3]
- abalone[3]
- abalone shell[1]
- andesite[1]
- animal hoof[1]
- argillaceous material[1]
- bamboo[1]
- banded slate[1]
- bark[1]
- bead[209]
- beads[2]
- bear bone[3]
- beaver skin[2]
- birchbark[140]
- bladder[3]
- bone[8]
- brass[16]
- buckskin[256]
- buffalo fur[1]
- buffalo hide[2]
- buffalo horn[2]
- button[1]
- buttons[1]
- calfskin[2]
- cane (plant)[1]
- catlinite[70]
- cedar bark[4]
- chalcedony[32]
- chert[11]
- clay[3]
- cloth[1]
- cord[1]
- cotton[5]
- cotton cloth[1]
- cottonwood (alaska)[1]
- cow horn[2]
- cow tail[5]
- cowhide[2]
- cowhorn[1]
- cowrie shell[1]
- deer bone[1]
- deer hair[2]
- deer hoof[1]
- deerskin[2]
- devil's claw[1]
- dew claw[7]
- eagle feather[5]
- elk horn[2]
- elk skin[1]
- elkskin[1]
- elm bark[4]
- fawn skin[1]
- feather[45]
- feather(gone)[41]
- fiber[34]
- flint[32]
- fur[7]
- glass[31]
- goat skin[2]
- gourd[3]
- grass[2]
- hair[23]
- hematite[7]
- hide[58]
- hoof[7]
- horn (animal part)[4]
- horsehair[21]
- iron[11]
- leather[14]
- metal[30]
- nut (plant)[4]
- otter skin[2]
- parfleche[2]
- pigment[95]
- pitch[7]
- plant fiber[3]
- porcupine quills[60]
- quartz[3]
- quartzite[9]
- quill[95]
- rawhide[116]
- rhyolite[2]
- rush[2]
- sandstone[4]
- seed[3]
- sheep horn[2]
- shell[12]
- silver[2]
- sinew[12]
- skin[24]
- slate[17]
- splint[6]
- steatite[5]
- steel[7]
- stone[120]
- sweetgrass[72]
- tin[46]
- tinkler[2]
- willow[3]
- wood[146]
- wool[3]
- actual citation[989]