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Object Number
32-14-10/18.4
Display Title
Diorama pieces, of miniature ladder and long poles, natural and painted for Diorama of western half of cliff dwelling of Betatakin. Pueblo III and IV.
Descriptions
Object Description
Diorama of western half of cliff dwelling of Betatakin. Pueblo III and IV. probably built about 1250 a.d. Model constructed by Guernsey and Pitman.
Inventory Description
Diorama pieces, of miniature ladder and long poles, natural and painted
Classification
- Diorama
Department
Replicas and Dioramas
Date
ca. 1932
Artist
Theodore B. Pitman, Jr.
Artist
Samuel J. Guernsey
Artist
Pitman & Guernsey Studios
Culture
- Pueblo III
- Pueblo IV
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
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United States
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Arizona
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Navajo County
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<City>
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Betatakin
Additional Geographic Terms
Marsh Pass; Tsegi Canyon
Materials
Wood , Twig , Paint
Dimensions
Overall (Measurement of longest): 56 × 0.5 × 0.5 cm (22 1/16 × 3/16 × 3/16 in.)
Quantity
6
Label on object
13; 19; 23; 24
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