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Culture: Kitikshan
Material: black soapstone stone, metal, sinew and wood
Made in: Upper Skeena River, British Columbia, Canada
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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The Elizabeth Cole Butler Collection.

Culture: Haida
Material: black stone
Made in: Northwest Coast, Canada ? or Northwest Coast, USA ?
Holding Institution: Portland Art Museum

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Culture: Tlingit: Chilkat
Material: black sandstone stone, pigment, hide and wood
Made in: Chilkat, Haines Borough, Alaska, USA
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Black stone head carved in the round with cap or hair indicated. Features modeled. Condition fair. Pieces of tape attached to back and bottom. Head, cheek, and end of nose have abrasions.

Culture: Inuit
Material: black stone
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Amulet with Janus Heads having common hood and similar faces with straight hair across forehead, modeled noses and eyes, and slits for mouths. Condition good. Bottom has engraved Eskimo letters and '1546.' Eskimo art tag says: 'Port Harrison, Quebec; 'artist: Samwillie E9-1546' and '1620'. Artist is male.

Culture: Inuit
Material: black stone
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Black steatite pipe bowl with a serrated projection decoration on the short stem portion and grooves around the pipe bowl..

Culture: Native American
Material: black stone
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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A T- shaped stone pipe associated with a red calico cotton bag that appears to have plant contents (unopened).

Culture: Osage
Material: black stone, cloth and content
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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This small axe charm has a grooved handle with a head made from quartz stone, carved and inlaid with turquoise.

Culture: She-we-na
Material: quartz, black stone, wood, cane, sinew and pigment
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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This rounded piece of quartz has been inlaid with black stone and turquoise.

Culture: She-we-na
Material: quartz, black stone and resinous material
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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