Sand painting (night chant)

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Object Number 32-84-10/K175

Display Title Sand painting (night chant)

Descriptions

Indigenous Term Has-che-becan

Object Description Sand painting (night chant)

Department Ethnographic

Artist Francisco

Culture

Navajo

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / New Mexico

Provenance

Collector R. H. White's Exposition of Southwest Indian Craftsmen (March 1932 - 1932)

Donor Wick Miller (1932 - 1932)

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