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Object Number 2004.29.10190
Display Title Camp
Descriptions
Object Description Written on board: Cashibo Indians / (Panoan) / 4118 Cashibo camp. Ucayali / The de Milhau P. M. Expedition 1906-9 / Collector Dr. W. C. Farabee.
Department Photographic
Date 1906-1909
Culture
  • Cashibo
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
South America / Peru
Additional Geographic Terms Ucayali River
Dimensions Overall: 7.62 × 27.9401 cm (3 × 11 in.)
Provenance
Donor Donated by Dr. William C. Farabee

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PrimaryMedia Object Number Title Classification Geography/Provenience SHARE
Fishing camp
2004.29.10189.1 Fishing camp
South America
Fishing camp
2004.29.10186 Fishing camp
South America
Fishing camp
2004.29.10192 Fishing camp
South America
Fishing camp
2004.29.10191 Fishing camp
Peru
Woman weaving with a loom
2004.29.10185 Woman weaving with a loom
South America
Man sitting
2004.29.10187 Man sitting
South America
Two men and a boy
2004.29.10188 Two men and a boy
South America
Man standing in front of structure
2004.29.10205 Man standing in front of structure
South America
Woman sitting at loom inside structure, with chickens in background
2004.29.10248 Woman sitting at loom inside structure, with chickens in background
Peru
Group of men, women and children
2004.29.10212 Group of men, women and children
South America
Women and children sitting in front of a structure
2004.29.10211 Women and children sitting in front of a structure
South America
Man wearing decorated clothing
2004.29.10217 Man wearing decorated clothing
South America