Native North American Gallery- Ancestral Traditions, Modern Meanings
Exhibition (22 Nov 2025)
- Object[240]
- yes[240]
- american[240]
- adze[1]
- amaranthus[1]
- animal figurine[1]
- arrowhead[4]
- atlatl[1]
- atlatl dart[1]
- awl[1]
- axe[3]
- back rest[1]
- bag[1]
- bannerstone[3]
- basket[7]
- basket lid[1]
- baton[1]
- berry basket[1]
- bird trap[1]
- blade[4]
- blanket[1]
- blouse[1]
- blowgun[1]
- boat part[1]
- bodkin[1]
- bottle[1]
- bowl[9]
- bracelet[6]
- burin spall[2]
- canoe paddle[1]
- carrying strap[1]
- cartouche[1]
- carving[1]
- celt[4]
- ceremonial cane[1]
- chilkat robe[1]
- chunkee stone[1]
- clam shell[1]
- clovis projectile point[2]
- club[1]
- collar[1]
- container[1]
- cooking pot[1]
- corn cob[1]
- crooked knife[1]
- cup[2]
- dagger[1]
- dance apron[1]
- dance rattle[1]
- dance staff[1]
- dart head[1]
- dart point[1]
- discoidal[3]
- dish[1]
- doll[2]
- drill[4]
- drumstick[2]
- effigy vessel[3]
- fish spear[3]
- fishhook[1]
- fishing line[1]
- flute[1]
- folsom point[1]
- fork[1]
- frontlet[1]
- game piece[6]
- game stone[1]
- gaming tray[1]
- gouge[1]
- grinding stone[1]
- halibut hook[1]
- hammer stone[1]
- headdress[1]
- hoe[1]
- jackstraws[2]
- jar[7]
- knife[8]
- labret[2]
- lacrosse stick[1]
- ladle[1]
- lamp[3]
- legging[2]
- model[2]
- musical scraper[2]
- needle[5]
- needle case[2]
- net sinker[4]
- olla[2]
- pestle[5]
- plummet[6]
- point[3]
- pot[2]
- pot boiler[5]
- projectile point[4]
- rattle[2]
- sandal[2]
- scraper[5]
- side scraper[2]
- sock[2]
- spoon[3]
- tile[2]
- trap stick[2]
- ulu[2]
- adams county (mississippi)[11]
- alabama[1]
- alabama river[1]
- alaska[50]
- angoon[2]
- arizona[4]
- between san juan and colorado rivers[1]
- big cove[9]
- blackwater draw[2]
- bucks county[11]
- burlington county[7]
- cabezon[1]
- canada[2]
- canyon[3]
- cape denbigh[6]
- cape prince of wales[1]
- catahoula parish[1]
- catoosa[5]
- chenega village[1]
- chichagof island[1]
- chickies[1]
- cliff house[2]
- clovis[4]
- coahuila[1]
- colorado[4]
- colorado river canyon[1]
- colorado river region[4]
- columbia (pennsylvania)[2]
- connor plantation[1]
- cook inlet[9]
- cottonwood creek (alaska)[2]
- deep canyon[1]
- delaware[5]
- delaware valley[1]
- delaware water gap[6]
- english plantation[1]
- florida[1]
- fox farm[1]
- gardenville[1]
- georgia[2]
- gloucester county[1]
- grafton plantation[1]
- graham county (north carolina)[1]
- gravel pit[2]
- haines[1]
- halibut cove[5]
- hoonah[1]
- ishmailoff island[5]
- iyatayet[6]
- jefferson county (mississippi)[2]
- jonesville (louisiana)[1]
- junction of san juan and colorado rivers[1]
- kachemak bay[9]
- kenai peninsula[1]
- kent county (delaware)[1]
- kibby plantation[5]
- klawock[1]
- klukwan[7]
- kuskokwim river[2]
- lake canyon[2]
- lancaster county (pennsylvania)[5]
- louisiana[8]
- mammoth pit[1]
- mancos canyon[2]
- milford (pennsylvania)[2]
- mississippi[14]
- monroe county (pennsylvania)[7]
- montezuma county[2]
- natchez (mississippi)[5]
- navajo canyon[3]
- new jersey[8]
- new mexico[24]
- north america[44]
- north carolina[35]
- norton sound[6]
- oklahoma[14]
- ontario[2]
- pennsylvania[31]
- pike county (pennsylvania)[2]
- point pleasant[6]
- poverty point[5]
- prince william sound[2]
- riegelsville[2]
- san ildefonso pueblo[2]
- san juan pueblo[5]
- sandal house[2]
- santa fe (new mexico)[2]
- santo domingo pueblo[2]
- scottsdale (arizona)[2]
- sitka[6]
- six nations reservation[2]
- smith county[2]
- southeastern utah[22]
- southwest colorado[9]
- tennessee[6]
- united states of america[184]
- utah[2]
- white apple village[2]
- yukon island[7]
- zuni pueblo[6]
- iyatayet[6]
- miller-toms site[1]
- anasazi[3]
- basket-maker[1]
- basketmaker[7]
- big cove band[1]
- bird town band[1]
- birdtown band[1]
- cherokee[35]
- chilkat[6]
- chugach[2]
- cliff dweller[17]
- clovis[2]
- creek[2]
- delaware culture[19]
- denbigh flint complex[6]
- eastern cherokee[2]
- eskimo[11]
- european[1]
- kachemak bay culture iii[1]
- keresan[2]
- lenape[19]
- munsee[1]
- muscogee[2]
- nanticoke[2]
- paleo-indian[1]
- poverty point[5]
- prehistoric eskimo[8]
- prehistoric pueblo[1]
- pueblo[12]
- san ildefonso[1]
- san juan pueblo[3]
- santo domingo pueblo[1]
- tewa (culture)[5]
- tlingit[24]
- zuni[9]
- "bottom level"[1]
- "miller toms site"[1]
- 1 k 5' 6", ii[1]
- 2 g, 3' 6" - 4', vii or viii[1]
- 2 l 7', ii[1]
- 4 h, (11' - 11' 9"), layer 2[1]
- 4' 6"[1]
- c, surface to 6", ix[1]
- cave site[1]
- gravel pit 15 miles sw of clovis[1]
- h, 10' 6" -12', i[1]
- h, ca. 10', i[1]
- iya[1]
- iyh[1]
- iype 3-4 dfc[1]
- k 1' 6"-2'[1]
- klukwan dagisdinaa clan[1]
- layer 7?[1]
- mound[1]
- old church[1]
- p[1]
- pueblo[1]
- thunder house[1]
- village site and quarry, very little burials.[4]
- baby[2]
- bears[1]
- bird[1]
- clam[1]
- cloud[1]
- human face[1]
- hunting god[1]
- kelp[1]
- moon[1]
- mountain goat[1]
- rattlesnake[1]
- raven[2]
- raven's cradle[1]
- sea otter[1]
- serpent[1]
- shaman[1]
- snail tracks[1]
- st. francis of assisi[1]
- sun[1]
- turtle[1]
- woman[1]
- english[1]
- abalone shell[2]
- amaranth[1]
- animal tooth[1]
- antler[5]
- baleen[1]
- banded slate[1]
- bark[1]
- bead[3]
- bird bone[3]
- bone[6]
- cane (plant)[5]
- cedar bark[1]
- ceramic[9]
- chalcedony[2]
- chert[3]
- clam shell[1]
- claw[1]
- clay[22]
- copper[2]
- corn[1]
- corn cob[1]
- cotton[4]
- cotton fiber[2]
- deer bone[4]
- deer toes[1]
- deerskin[1]
- edwards chert[3]
- ermine[1]
- fabric[4]
- feather[2]
- felt[1]
- flint[11]
- fur[1]
- gesso[1]
- glass[3]
- gourd[4]
- grass[5]
- gypsum[1]
- hide[5]
- holly wood[1]
- horn (animal part)[2]
- horsehair[1]
- iron[4]
- ivory[3]
- jasper[4]
- leather[4]
- limestone[1]
- maidenhair fern[1]
- maple bark[1]
- maple wood[1]
- metal[10]
- mountain goat horn[1]
- mountain goat wool[1]
- oak[1]
- paper[1]
- pigment[12]
- pigments[3]
- plant fiber[1]
- pumpkin seed[1]
- quartzite[1]
- rawhide[1]
- rhododendron wood[7]
- rhyolite[2]
- salt[1]
- sandstone[1]
- sea otter fur[1]
- seed[1]
- shale[1]
- shell[5]
- silk[2]
- silver[2]
- sinew[2]
- slate[3]
- soapstone[2]
- splint[1]
- spool[1]
- spruce root[1]
- spruce wood[1]
- stainless steel[1]
- stone[44]
- terracotta[1]
- turtle shell[1]
- twine[1]
- velcro[3]
- walnut wood[1]
- whale bone[1]
- whisker[1]
- wood[44]
- wool[5]
- yellow cedar[1]
- yew wood[1]
- yucca[10]
- applique[1]
- ashiwi polychrome[1]
- basketry[6]
- beaded[1]
- blown[1]
- buff ware[4]
- carved[4]
- chipped[7]
- embroidered[1]
- grooved[1]
- ground[1]
- groundstone[2]
- incised[4]
- mesa verde black-on-white[1]
- painted[2]
- pecked[1]
- polished[3]
- roosevelt black-on-white[1]
- split[1]
- stamped[1]
- twilled[1]
- twined[2]
- unworked[1]
- zuni polychrome[3]
- yes[77]
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181 - 210 of 240 Records