Gum from stem of Encelia farinosa gray, used to affix feathers

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Object Number 34-24-10/3707

Display Title Gum from stem of Encelia farinosa gray, used to affix feathers

Descriptions

Object Description Gum from stem of Encelia farinosa gray, used to affix feathers, part of arrow-making equipment

Department Ethnographic

Culture

Chemehuevi
Southern Paiute

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / Arizona / La Paz County / Parker

Materials Gum

Provenance

Owner Joe Brown (01/01/1933-01/01/1934)

Collector Dr. Isabel T. Kelly (01/01/1933-01/01/1934)

Intermediary Dr. Isabel T. Kelly (02/01/1934-06/01/1934)

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