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Die, from a Set of 9 Dice and Bowl11.694.8974.8
Set of Dice consists of one carved turtle and five disks of buffalo bone. See 11.694.8974.1 for the bowl.
- Culture
- Osage
- Material
- buffalo bone and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Pair of Beaded Moccasins for a Child1996.172.1a-b
Gift of Betsy Stern
Female Doll2008.3.2
Brooklyn Museum Collection
- Culture
- Crow
- Material
- cotton, cotton batting, wool stroud cloth, deer skin, glass bead, pigment, plastic elk shaped 'teeth' bead, leather and metal stud
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Game BoardX1126.30
Brooklyn Museum Collection
- Material
- cotton and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Die in the Shape of a Turtle, from a Set of 9 Dice and Bowl11.694.8974.7
Set of Dice consists of one carved turtle and five disks of buffalo bone. See 11.694.8974.1 for the bowl
- Culture
- Osage
- Material
- buffalo bone and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Male Doll2008.3.1
Brooklyn Museum Collection
- Culture
- Crow
- Material
- cotton fabric, cotton batting, deer hide, horse hair, pigment, glass bead, metal bead, thread, feather and wool stroud cloth
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Die, from a Set of 9 Dice and Bowl11.694.8974.6
Set of Dice consists of one carved turtle and five disks of buffalo bone. See 11.694.8974.1 for the bowl.
- Culture
- Osage
- Material
- buffalo bone and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Roach Spreader50.67.163
Designs made up of incised lines and pierced or "cut out' shapes elaborate the form of this flattened section of elk antler. The upper end of this hair ornament is a carved, elongated semi-circle, rounded at the top, but it is cut at the bottom to suggest the form of two figures which emerge at the shoulders, as if headless, with slightly flexed knees. The figures' torsos have cut triangular shapes pointing downwards. The elongated, lower section of the ornament is pierced with circles, a semicircle, narrow or linear crescents, and two pointed ovals. Each of the "cut-outs" is surrounded with an incised outline, most of them rubbed with red pigment, with the following exceptions: the inner legs of the two figures, on the shins from the knee to the ankle, are rubbed in black. A horn shaped outline is also rubbed in black. At the rounded end, beyond the bone tube is a cross, cut through the flat piece of antler. A faded ribbon, now off-white, is tied to the bone tube and a thin piece of thong is knotted underneath the tube, on the unornamented side of the antler plate. The spreader has lost any remnant of feathers or woodpecker beak that once may have adorned it coming out of the femural bone tube.
- Culture
- Sioux
- Material
- white deer antler, golden eagle bone, hide thong, pigment, silk ribbon and eagle feather fragment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Fan11.694.8987
Osage name by curator Stewart Culin may not be accurate. Fan is made from the tail feathers of a winter hawk. Large hawks have 12 feathers; small hawks have 10 feathers in tail. According to Sean Standing Bear 10/20/2000 this fan is missing its center feather. The handle is woven with dyed porcupine quillwork with a row of blue and white beads along each edge.
- Culture
- Osage
- Material
- hide, eagle feather, porcupine quill, bead and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Die, from a Set of 9 Dice and Bowl11.694.8974.5
Set of Dice consists of one carved turtle and five disks of buffalo bone. See 11.694.8974.1 for the bowl.
- Culture
- Osage
- Material
- buffalo bone and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum