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List in accession file includes "7. Carved stone doll heads dressed a la Chilcaht" [i.e. Chilkat]. This entry seems to refer to E75495 - 51, all of which were originally catalogued as stone doll heads dressed. Catalogue cards were later corrected to ivory instead of stone for E75495 - 50. As of 2010, body and cloth shirt of doll E75451 are present, but there is no head.
Though typed catalogue card for E68010 identifies this box as for #s E68001-8, Anthropology catalogue ledger book indicates E68009 was also in this box. Catalogue cards describe those objects as "CONTENTS OF THE MEDICINE MAN'S OR SHAMAN'S BOX."
FROM CARD: "STONE DUCK USED IN SMOOTHING SKINS. "60115. ALASKA. J.J. MCCLEAN." WRITTEN ON BACK OF SPECIMEN WITH WHITE ENAMEL. REMOVED BY CONSERVATION LAB 4/30/1974."Provenience note: "Kootznahoo" was typed on catalogue card as though it were the Tlingit name for the artifact, but Kootznahoo is a place name, and the Anthropology catalogue ledger book entry for this artifact indicates that is what it should be as well.
Provenience note: collection apparently purchased or collected by McLean in Sitka and vicinity circa 1884.
From Ledger Book: "Loan John J. McLean June 10, 1905. Sent to Mr. Philip S. McLean, 50 Church ST, NYC, 9/9/[19]13" Recorded under loan "Accession" # 10413. Apparently, most of this collection was returned to the family of the lender, but this item remains in the collection.This bowl is formerly ET623. Description from T # card: "Small canoe shaped -- traces of red paint..."