Pitt Rivers sent this object to Bethnal Green Museum for display, as part of the first batch of objects sent there, probably in 1874. This object was listed in the Delivery Catalogue as having been transferred from South Kensington Museum in 1884

item is from the Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers founding collection

Model of a carved and painted wooden dagger with two bird heads facing in opposite directions and feathers on the top. [CAK 17/08/2009]

Model of medicine man's staff in the form of a bird head. It is painted in red and black and has three white bird feathers. [MJD 17/08/2009]

Chief's headdress with frontlet carved with a bear and frog and a train with ermine skins. [CAK 10/02/2010]

Chief's headdress with carved frontlet depicting a beaver with bird down and a train of ermine skins. [CAK 11/02/2010]

'Medicine man's' necklet of thirteen carved ivory pieces, two of which are carved in animal form.

Wooden transformation mask in the form of a raven with beak that opens to expose a female face inside with a crooked nose and labret. [CAK 24/08/2009]

Raven transformation mask carved as a bird when closed and a human face surrounded by dogfish and crest designs when open. [CAK 08/04/2010]

Wooden mask carved with round red eyes, red and black face, snowy owl legs on the sides, and wooden frame in rear. [CAK 09/04/2010]