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Wooden clan hat with abalone shell inlays. British Columbia, Canada, Tlingit peoples, late 1800s

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Wooden clan hat with abalone shell inlays. British Columbia, Canada, Tlingit peoples, late 1800s

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Headdress frontlet depicting a bird-man, decorated with abalone shell. British Columbia, Canada, Tsimshian peoples, 1820-1840

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Headdress frontlet depicting a bird-man, decorated with abalone shell. British Columbia, Canada, Tsimshian peoples, 1820-1840

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Painted spruce root hat. British Columbia, Canada, Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, 1879 or earlier

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Painted spruce root hat. British Columbia, Canada, Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, 1879 or earlier

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Feast dish shaped like a human. British Columbia, Canada, Kwakwaka'wakw peoples, 1875-1900

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Feast dish shaped like a human. British Columbia, Canada, Kwakwaka'wakw peoples, 1875-1900

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Tantō with shagreen wrapped hilt and scabbard with abalone shell inlays. Japan, Edo period, 1750

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Tantō with shagreen wrapped hilt and scabbard with abalone shell inlays. Japan, Edo period, 1750

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Duct flute carved from a single piece of argillite, depicting a bird and human figures. British Columbia, Canada, Haida peoples, 19th century

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Duct flute carved from a single piece of argillite, depicting a bird and human figures. British Columbia, Canada, Haida peoples, 19th century

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Painted hat made of spruce root. Vancouver, Canada, Kwakwaka'wakw peoples, late 1800s

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Painted hat made of spruce root. Vancouver, Canada, Kwakwaka'wakw peoples, late 1800s

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A wooden spindle whorl made by the Coast Salish peoples. Ca. 1860 CE, from British Columbia in Canada, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum. In the bottom picture, a Musqueam elder woman, C’elicia, is spinning wool on spindle-whorl, c. 1915 CE

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A wooden spindle whorl made by the Coast Salish peoples. Ca. 1860 CE, from British Columbia in Canada, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum. In the bottom picture, a Musqueam elder woman, C’elicia, is spinning wool on spindle-whorl, c. 1915 CE

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A Tlingit rattle made of Copper, wood, tanned leather, abalone shell, and horn. Ca. 1890 CE, made in Alaska, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum

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A Tlingit rattle made of Copper, wood, tanned leather, abalone shell, and horn. Ca. 1890 CE, made in Alaska, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum

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Chilkat Tlingit canoe prow effigy depicting Land Otter Man. Chilkat, Alaska, ca. 1825-1875. Cedar wood, human hair, paint, abalone shell, opercula. National Museum of the American Indian collection

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Chilkat Tlingit canoe prow effigy depicting Land Otter Man. Chilkat, Alaska, ca. 1825-1875. Cedar wood, human hair, paint, abalone shell, opercula. National Museum of the American Indian collection

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