Lake Eyasi
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Anthropology
Pubic apron
object | 11.7.66/65
Anthropology
Hunting knife sheath (sheath (hunting, fishing & trapping))
object | 11.7.66/33ii
Anthropology
Hunting knife (knife (hunting, fishing & trapping))
object | 11.7.66/33i
Anthropology
Arrow (hunting, fishing & trapping)
object | 11.7.66/6
Anthropology
Armlet (arm ornament)
object | 11.7.66/55
Anthropology
Skirt
object | 11.7.66/63
Anthropology
Hunting knife (knife (hunting, fishing & trapping)); knife sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))
object | 11.7.66/34
Anthropology
Knife sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))
object | 11.7.66/34.2
Anthropology
Hunting knife (knife (hunting, fishing & trapping))
object | 11.7.66/34.1
Anthropology
Spoon (food processing & storage)
object | 11.7.66/75
Anthropology
Pubic apron
object | 11.7.66/64
Anthropology
Sandals (clothing: footwear)
object | 11.7.66/66
Anthropology
Curative charms
object | 11.7.66/35
Anthropology
Drill (firedrill)
object | 11.7.66/48
Anthropology
Pipe (narcotics & intoxicants: smoking)
object | 11.7.66/43
Anthropology
Curative charm
object | 11.7.66/36
Anthropology
Digging stick
object | 11.7.66/16
Anthropology
Pipe (narcotics & intoxicants: smoking)
object | 11.7.66/44
Anthropology
Initiation accessory
object | 11.7.66/52
Anthropology
Arrow (hunting, fishing & trapping)
object | 11.7.66/7
Anthropology
Axe (general & multipurpose)
object | 11.7.66/30
Anthropology
Arrow (hunting, fishing & trapping)
object | 11.7.66/8
Anthropology
Sample
object | nn19070
Anthropology
Hunting knife (knife (hunting, fishing & trapping))
object | 11.7.66/33
Anthropology
Cloak
object | 11.7.66/61
Anthropology
Hearth (firedrill)
object | 11.7.66/50
Anthropology
Initiation accessory
object | 11.7.66/51
Collection Information
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