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Spoons Mtn. Goat's Horn 2E129981-0
- Culture
- Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) ?
- Made in
- Fort Rupert, British Columbia, Canada
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
BowE274440-0
- Culture
- Indian
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
War Knife With Carved Ivory HandleE9289-0
Boat BailerE274463-0
- Culture
- Indian
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
Wooden Halibut Float, Carved, Sea OtterE60184-0
Originally catalogued as carved in the form of a seal, but reidentified as representing a sea otter by Stephen Loring in 2007. Otters typically float on their backs with hands together like this.
- Culture
- Tlingit and Hutsnuwu
- Made in
- Angoon, Admiralty Island, Alaska, USA ?; Kootznahoo, Alaska, USA ? or Killisnoo, Killisnoo Island, Alaska, USA ?
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
3 Yew WedgesE74780-0
- Culture
- Makah
- Made in
- Neah Bay, Washington, USA
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
Cedar Bark RingE274645-0
WalletE168283-3
FROM CARD: "CEDAR BARK. 1 GIFT ROCHESTER ATHENAEUM & MECHANICS INST., FEB. 14, 1903."
- Culture
- Tlingit
- Made in
- Alaska, USA ?
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History
Stone Carved BustE9085-0
SpoonsE168629-0
FROM CARD: "HORN."Source of the information below: Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center Alaska Native Collections: Sharing Knowledge website, by Aron Crowell, entry on spoon # 1 of 2 with this catalogue number, http://alaska.si.edu/record.asp?id=651, retrieved 8-26-2012: Ladle, Eyak Athabascan. This Eyak serving ladle from around the area around the mouth of the Copper River was molded and carved from the horn of a mountain sheep. It may have been used for serving at ceremonial meals.Spoon # 1 of 2 is on loan to the Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center, from 2010 through 2027.
- Culture
- Tlingit ? or Eyak ?
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- National Museum of Natural History