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Image Not Available for Native American tools from New England
Native American tools from New England
Image Not Available for Native American tools from New England
Object Number 41-72-10/99968.1207
Display Title Native American tools from New England
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Materials Print, black and white

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
Image Not Available for "Arms et Ustensiles de California" drawing of Weapons and Tools of Native Ameri
41-72-10/99968.47 "Arms et Ustensiles de California" drawing of Weapons and Tools of Native Ameri
Image Not Available for Drawing of Native American scene from California
41-72-10/99968.42 Drawing of Native American scene from California
Native American men from Plains tribes in western dress fourteen months after their arrival at Hampton, Va.
2004.29.5637 Native American men from Plains tribes in western dress fourteen months after their arrival at Hampton, Va.
Hampton
Native American men from Plains tribes, on arrival at Hampton
2004.29.5636 Native American men from Plains tribes, on arrival at Hampton
Hampton
Image Not Available for Identified photographic portraits of Native Americans from various tribes
2004.1.347 Identified photographic portraits of Native Americans from various tribes
United States
Men in native dress with tools
2004.24.2648 Men in native dress with tools
Solomon Island
Northwest portion of Huanchaco, on beach are tools used by natives in everyday fishing.
2004.24.8027 Northwest portion of Huanchaco, on beach are tools used by natives in everyday fishing.
Chan Chan
Image Not Available for Two Adult native Americans holding long stem pipes, and Native Child holding bow
41-72-10/99968.364 Two Adult native Americans holding long stem pipes, and Native Child holding bow
New Caledonian specimens such as carvings, tools, masks, and currency
2004.29.22277 New Caledonian specimens such as carvings, tools, masks, and currency
New Caledonia
Basket, not Native American made. Made of the threads from century plant leaves over bamboo foundation. A gift of Mrs. Henrietta Page.
2004.24.42604 Basket, not Native American made. Made of the threads from century plant leaves over bamboo foundation. A gift of Mrs. Henrietta Page.
United States
Image Not Available for Native Americans from various tribes
44-40-10/99630 Native Americans from various tribes
United States
Image Not Available for 2 audio cassette tapes of Peabody Museum lecture sponsored by Harvard Native American Program and the Native American Studies Council of the Harvard Graduate School of Eduction. Speakers include Suzan Shown Harjo and David P. Bradley
994-32 2 audio cassette tapes of Peabody Museum lecture sponsored by Harvard Native American Program and the Native American Studies Council of the Harvard Graduate School of Eduction. Speakers include Suzan Shown Harjo and David P. Bradley
Cambridge