Belt

Item number 953/1 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

Belt made of between twenty and twenty-seven strings of predominately red beads. Strands are strung through ten vertical bone strips, breaking the strands into nine sections--sections on the ends have the fewest strands, with progressively more being added to each section moving towards the central section, making the belt wider in the middle than at the extremities. Ends are tied off with brown string, one end forming a loop, the other having a circular piece of bone attached to it.

Item History

Made in India
Owned by Alan Davidson before February 23, 1984
Received from Barrett Montford Endowment Fund (Funding source) and Alan Davidson (Seller) on February 23, 1984