Dye plaster for hair - clay and mistletoe – Objects

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Object Number 77-36-10/12984

Display Title Dye plaster for hair - clay and mistletoe

Descriptions

Object Description Dye plaster for hair - clay and mistletoe

Department Ethnographic

Culture

California

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

North America / United States / California

Additional Geographic Terms California, southern

Provenance

Collector Dr. Edward Palmer (?)

Donor Smithsonian Institution (1877)

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