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Types of loops for cord snare
Types of loops for cord snare
Object Number 2004.24.18642
Display Title Types of loops for cord snare
Descriptions
Object Description Figures 37 and 42. Fig. 42: Types of Loops for Cord Snares. Frederick P. Orchard. New Mexico.
Keywords
  • Archaeological
  • Dwelling
  • Manufacture and General Utility
Subject
  • Cord Snare
Department Photographic
Artist Frederick P. Orchard
Culture
  • Southwest
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / New Mexico
Materials Negative, glass plate
Dimensions Overall: 12.7 x 17.78 cm (5 x 7 in.)

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/Twikwe's possessions, including a sieve woven with strips of bark, five bundles of cord of the size for snare, and a fine cord made of sinew for tying around her stomach to keep it tight and reduce hunger pangs, with a ruler for measurement
2001.29.20883 /Twikwe's possessions, including a sieve woven with strips of bark, five bundles of cord of the size for snare, and a fine cord made of sinew for tying around her stomach to keep it tight and reduce hunger pangs, with a ruler for measurement
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/Twikwe's possessions, including a sieve woven with strips of bark, five bundles of cord of the size for snare, and a fine cord made of sinew for tying around her stomach to keep it tight and reduce hunger pangs, with a ruler for measurement
2001.29.27264 /Twikwe's possessions, including a sieve woven with strips of bark, five bundles of cord of the size for snare, and a fine cord made of sinew for tying around her stomach to keep it tight and reduce hunger pangs, with a ruler for measurement
/Ai Ha !O Pan
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