Root bark of 98-9-10/51820

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Object Number 98-9-10/51821

Display Title Root bark of 98-9-10/51820

Descriptions

Object Description Root bark of 98-9-10/51820

Inventory Description Root bark, bundle

Classification

Floral

Department Ethnographic

Culture

Navajo

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / New Mexico

Additional Geographic Terms New Mexico, Northwest; Navajo Reservation

Materials Bark

Dimensions Overall: 19 x 6.7 x 4.9 cm (7 1/2 x 2 5/8 x 1 15/16 in.)

Quantity 1 Bundle

Label on object 51821

Provenance

Collector George H. Pepper (1897)

Donor Frederick E. Hyde, Jr. (1898)

Donor B. Talbot B. Hyde (1898)

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
	98-9-10/51822	Root bark of 98-9-10/51820	Floral	New Mexico
	51-60-50/8849	4 bark and root samples - used in tanning leather	Floral	!Gham
	98-9-10/51820	Roots of rhus aromatica after removing bark	Floral	New Mexico
	33-38-70/267	Fiber of root; either for bark cloth or fish poison	Floral	Philippines
	51-60-50/8800	Bark & twig specimens of orupungwia tree - roots used for making quivers	Bark	Africa
	98-9-10/51819	Roots of rhus aromatica	Floral	New Mexico
	2004.29.4351	Woman pounding the roots of the Rhus aromatica to loosen the bark		New Mexico
	17-17-10/87110C	Basket-making materials (spruce roots)	Bark	Yilis?
Image Not Available for !Gai and //Kwaiǂkabe stripping bark from root for making a quiver, N!whakwe sitting beside !Gai (print is a cropped image)	2001.29.26987	!Gai and //Kwaiǂkabe stripping bark from root for making a quiver, N!whakwe sitting beside !Gai (print is a cropped image)		/Ai Ha !O Pan
	2004.29.4352	Woman rolling the bark from the roots of the Rhus aromatica		New Mexico
	2004.29.4353	Woman boiling the root bark of the Rhus armonatica to obtain the red dye, "saystozzie-batoh"		New Mexico
	08-4-10/73007	Pine root basket material	Bark	Plumas County

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