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Culture: Eskimo
Material: copper metal and sinew
Made in: “ // ” ?
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Eskimo: West Alaska
Material: wood, bone, sinew, pigment, feather and plant fi
Made in: Yukon Delta, Alaska, USA
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Eskimo: West Alaska
Material: wood, pigment, hide, sinew, bone and feather
Made in: Yukon Delta, Alaska, USA
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Eskimo: West Alaska
Material: bone, wood, sinew, feather and pigment
Made in: Yukon Delta, Alaska, USA
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Culture: Tlingit
Material: bone
Made in: Yukon River Valley, Alaska, USA
Holding Institution: American Museum of Natural History

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Group of eleven arrows painted with black and red stripes and dots. Ten arrows have metal points.

Culture: Sioux
Material: wood, metal, pigment, feather and fiber
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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These arrows were made by non-Native anthropologist Frank Hamilton Cushing and are part of his personal Zuni outfit.

Material: wood, feather, fibre and pigment
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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These arrows were made by non-Native anthropologist Frank Hamilton Cushing and are part of his personal Zuni outfit.

Material: wood, feather, fibre and pigment
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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These arrows were made by non-Native anthropologist Frank Hamilton Cushing and are part of his personal Zuni outfit.

Material: wood, feather, fibre and pigment
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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These arrows were made by non-Native anthropologist Frank Hamilton Cushing and are part of his personal Zuni outfit.

Material: wood, feather, fibre and pigment
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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