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standing faceless doll with long black yarn hair; doll wears a flowered tunic blouse with blue ground and tiny orange and pink flowers, with white beading at hem and cuffs, and white and pink beads around collar; silver bead "buttons" at top front; black wool shin covers with black wool skirt; skirt and shin covers are decorated with pink, pale green and white beads in floral motifs; leather moccasins decorated with pink and pale green beads in floral motifs; two strands of pink beads around neck; doll holds a tiny pink and light tan basket; doll has a black wool crown-like hat deocrated with pink and white floral motif beading; another similar larger basket accompanies doll

Female corn husk doll with two baskets, one of a pair, c. 1900-1930

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standing faceless doll with long black yarn hair; doll wears a flowered shirt with blue ground and tiny orange and pink flowers, with white beading at hems and cuffs and silver bead "buttons"; black wool pants with black wool apron; both apron and pants are decorated with pink, pale green and white beads in floral motifs; leather moccasins and pouch with shoulder strap decorated with pink and pale green beads in floral motifs; pink and white beaded choker necklace; doll holds a wooden club with a stylized owl face; separate dome-shaped hat with rush-colored feathers overall--3 long pointed feathers on top of hat

Male corn husk doll with feathered hat, one of a pair, c. 1900-1930

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knife handle bent at midsection with indentation for thumb, with dog's head carved at end, with metal nailhead eyes; gold wire wrapped around portion of handle nearest blade; short blade; wooden sheath with leather belt loop; sheath carved from two pieces of wood joined together with gold wire; handle has slightly darker, richer patina than sheath--may be carved from two different types of wood

Crooked knife with sheath, c. 1820-1860

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soft tanned hide of extreme thinness with finely cut fringe along arms, wrists, sides, bottom and V neck; back, front and arms are painted with red linear elements outlined in black; V neck is accentuated with red lines coming down from the shoulders to the point of the V; at the shoulder, on either side of the neck and on the bottom of the sides are triangular tab appendages with stepped edges and diamond shaped perforations; larger tab at back of the neck

Shirt, c. 1720-1750

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simple, abstracted seated bird shape with large head; greenish-grey banded stone; holes on bottom

Bird stone, c. 1500-500 BCE

Archaic Woodlands

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