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- Object[408]
- yes[408]
- no[408]
- amulet[1]
- architectural model[1]
- arm band[3]
- armor[2]
- armor horse mask[1]
- awl case[2]
- bag[4]
- bags[1]
- band[1]
- basket[1]
- baton[3]
- belt[1]
- bird snare[1]
- blanket[4]
- boot[7]
- bow[5]
- bracelet[1]
- breast ornament[3]
- bridle[1]
- broom[1]
- brush[3]
- bundle[2]
- calumet[2]
- cap[2]
- carrying strap[3]
- carving[1]
- cedar bark[1]
- ceremonial belt[1]
- charm[3]
- charms[1]
- cloth fragment[1]
- coat[2]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[1]
- cord[3]
- corselet[2]
- cradle board[1]
- crown[2]
- cup[2]
- dance baton[2]
- dance belt[1]
- dance mask[1]
- dance ornament[1]
- dance rattle[1]
- dancer's sash[4]
- dancers' wand[2]
- doll[11]
- dress[1]
- drum[2]
- dulcimer[1]
- ear ornament[2]
- false head[5]
- fan[2]
- fiddle[8]
- fiddle bow[9]
- fly whisk[2]
- flywhisk[11]
- hair[9]
- hair ornament[3]
- hair pin[4]
- hat[4]
- headdress[3]
- helmet[2]
- human remains[5]
- image[2]
- jar[2]
- kachina doll[13]
- legging[3]
- mask[26]
- mask part[5]
- moccasin[8]
- model[3]
- mummy head[2]
- musical instrument bow[2]
- necklace[10]
- ornament[8]
- pack frame[2]
- paint brush[9]
- peace pipe[2]
- pendant[3]
- pipe[2]
- pipe bag[6]
- pipe stem[10]
- pouch[3]
- rattle[9]
- rope[4]
- shadow puppet[2]
- sheath[11]
- shield[11]
- shirt[3]
- spear[3]
- string fragment[2]
- sword[18]
- sword handle[2]
- vase[2]
- wand[2]
- war club[14]
- war shirt[2]
- water bottle[6]
- whisk[2]
- wristlet[2]
- africa[5]
- alaska[37]
- alberta[1]
- angola[4]
- angoon[1]
- arizona[32]
- australia[5]
- bali (indonesia)[4]
- baram district[10]
- belgian congo[4]
- borneo[35]
- british columbia[5]
- california (state)[2]
- canada[7]
- canyon[2]
- cape prince of wales[2]
- china[2]
- crow agency[2]
- dendereh[6]
- devil's lake reservation[4]
- dutch west borneo[3]
- egypt[6]
- ethiopia[8]
- first mesa[6]
- fort apache[3]
- fort peck reservation[2]
- ghana[6]
- gilbert islands[2]
- gravefield i, oldest part[6]
- great plains (plain)[15]
- greater southwest[4]
- guatemala[2]
- hano[3]
- hokkaido[2]
- huaca paraiso[2]
- india[29]
- indonesia[5]
- iran[2]
- ituri forest[3]
- japan[11]
- java[2]
- jocko river[2]
- kapuas river[2]
- kasai district[2]
- kenya[2]
- klukwan[16]
- koio[4]
- liberia[4]
- lower missouri[2]
- mangincha[2]
- mindanao[8]
- mongsendi[3]
- montana[7]
- morocco[2]
- naga hills[4]
- near dulce lake[2]
- near rio grande[2]
- new caledonia[2]
- new guinea[2]
- new mexico[23]
- new york[5]
- new york city[4]
- north america[22]
- north dakota[5]
- nunivak island[6]
- oklahoma[4]
- oregon[2]
- pachacamac[10]
- peru[16]
- philippine islands[9]
- pine ridge reservation[2]
- putus sibau[2]
- rio curanja[2]
- samoa islands[3]
- santong[3]
- sarawak[15]
- shiraoi[2]
- sierra leone[2]
- sitka[7]
- south africa[7]
- south dakota[13]
- southeastern utah[13]
- southwest colorado[2]
- southwestern colorado[8]
- sudan[8]
- sumatra[5]
- tamlu[2]
- taos pueblo[2]
- tesuque pueblo[3]
- themokadima[5]
- third mesa[3]
- tibet[3]
- uganda[2]
- united states of america[66]
- utah[2]
- vancouver island[4]
- walpi[3]
- western australia[4]
- white river[7]
- zaire[8]
- 19th century[1]
- 20th century[2]
- edo period[1]
- kangxi[1]
- late 19th century[1]
- meiji period[1]
- ming dynasty[1]
- qing dynasty[2]
- recent[1]
- acholi[1]
- ainu[2]
- angami[2]
- ao[6]
- apache[29]
- arapaho[2]
- arbore[4]
- bagenya[1]
- bagobo[7]
- balinese[4]
- baluba[2]
- bambara[1]
- basket-maker[3]
- basketmaker[8]
- blackfeet[3]
- boran[1]
- buddhist[3]
- cashinahua[2]
- cheyenne[1]
- cheyenne (culture)[1]
- chilkat[12]
- chinese[2]
- chippewa[2]
- cliff dweller[4]
- crow[4]
- crow (culture)[3]
- dakota[1]
- dan[3]
- dani[1]
- dayak[10]
- eskimo[7]
- flathead[2]
- galla[1]
- ganguela[1]
- havasupai[3]
- hidatsa[1]
- hopi[13]
- hopi-tewa[3]
- indian[20]
- inuit[2]
- iroquois[1]
- japanese[9]
- jicarilla apache[1]
- kanak[1]
- kansas[1]
- kayan[5]
- kenyah[2]
- kickapoo[1]
- kimbundu[1]
- kwakiutl[1]
- lakota[1]
- lota[3]
- mbangala[1]
- mbuti[3]
- mescalero apache[1]
- minangkebau[5]
- miri[3]
- moro[1]
- naga[1]
- native american[4]
- navajo[1]
- nootka[1]
- nuu-chah-nulth[3]
- oglala[2]
- ojibwa[3]
- oto[2]
- papago[1]
- pawnee[3]
- penang[1]
- pima[1]
- plains indian[7]
- pueblo[12]
- pygmy[3]
- recent[2]
- rengma[5]
- san juan[1]
- sarsi[1]
- seneca[1]
- sherbro[1]
- shoshone[1]
- sioux[18]
- sisseton[4]
- taos[1]
- taos pueblo[1]
- tesuque[4]
- teton[1]
- tewa (culture)[1]
- tiwi[1]
- tlingit[28]
- tofoke[1]
- topoke[1]
- tungus[1]
- uma long[1]
- ute[3]
- warm spring[1]
- whila[1]
- white mountain apache[3]
- xosa[1]
- yankton[2]
- zuni[4]
- amazonia[2]
- andean[14]
- arctic culture area[9]
- california culture area[2]
- central africa[1]
- central american[2]
- east africa[1]
- great basin culture area[4]
- great plains culture area[55]
- north africa[1]
- northeast culture area[9]
- northwest coast culture area[34]
- plateau culture area[3]
- siberia[1]
- southwest culture area[87]
- 13:277 c[1]
- 13:376 a[1]
- 8:131 a[1]
- 8:131 d[1]
- 8:850.8[1]
- at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon)[1]
- butt-end house[1]
- deisheetaan clan[1]
- drum house[2]
- eagle's nest house[1]
- fin house[1]
- found near a mummy.[1]
- from a mummy[1]
- from the huaca paraiso at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon)[1]
- kaagwaantaan clan[2]
- klukwan kaagwaantaan clan[1]
- later excavation at marques, northern part of the valley[1]
- near mutoni[1]
- north of chief mutoni's village[1]
- north of mutoni[1]
- obtained at lima[1]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan[3]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan?[2]
- tluknax.adi clan, sitka whale house[1]
- via[1]
- wolf house[2]
- baboon[1]
- basket[1]
- bear[1]
- bird track[1]
- canoe[1]
- corn[1]
- crane[2]
- dragons[1]
- emperor[1]
- empress[1]
- feather[1]
- flower blossom[1]
- gunaakadeit[1]
- halloween[1]
- hehea[1]
- heron[1]
- horns[1]
- human[1]
- kachina[1]
- killer whale[2]
- leg[1]
- male face[2]
- man[1]
- momotaro[1]
- old man[1]
- petruk[1]
- samurai[1]
- semar[1]
- snake[1]
- spider?[1]
- tecum[1]
- tripod[1]
- turtle?[1]
- whale[1]
- whip[1]
- white man[1]
- wolf[1]
- zuni[3]
- abaca[1]
- abalone shell[4]
- antler[3]
- bamboo[6]
- bark[6]
- bast fiber[1]
- bead[27]
- beads[2]
- beetle[2]
- bell[1]
- bird skin[1]
- bitumen[1]
- boar tusk[2]
- bone[28]
- brass[7]
- buckskin[31]
- buffalo horn[2]
- camel[1]
- canvas[3]
- caribou skin[1]
- catlinite[4]
- cedar bark[2]
- ceramic[2]
- chalk[1]
- clam shell[1]
- clay[5]
- cloth[16]
- clouded leopard skin[1]
- coconut fiber[3]
- copper[3]
- cord[2]
- corn husk[1]
- cotton[14]
- cotton cloth[1]
- cottonwood (tree)[1]
- cow tail[1]
- cowrie shell[7]
- crocodile tooth[1]
- deer bone[1]
- deerskin[1]
- dentalium[1]
- ermine[1]
- ermine fur[1]
- fabric[1]
- feather[47]
- feathers[3]
- felt[4]
- fiber[24]
- flannel[1]
- fur[8]
- glass[45]
- gourd[1]
- grass[3]
- gum[2]
- gut[2]
- gutta percha[1]
- gutta-percha[1]
- hair[408]
- hide[51]
- horn (animal part)[4]
- hornbill beak[1]
- hornbill feather[1]
- human hair[1]
- iron[13]
- ivory[4]
- job's tears seed[1]
- juniper wood[1]
- lacquer[2]
- leather[21]
- metal[45]
- mollusk shell[2]
- ochre[5]
- paint[19]
- pearl shell[3]
- peel[22]
- pigment[82]
- pitch[3]
- plant fiber[23]
- quill[38]
- raffia[2]
- rattan peel[5]
- rawhide[11]
- resin[4]
- resin (material)[2]
- seed[2]
- shell[11]
- silk[4]
- sinew[10]
- skin[15]
- soot[5]
- spruce root[3]
- stone[13]
- string[15]
- tin[22]
- tooth[4]
- tusk[2]
- wood[183]
- wool[6]
- yarn[6]
- yucca[7]
- actual citation[92]
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