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Woven, beaded strip with wool yarn tassels on the ends. Possibly for a bandolier bag.

Culture: Hochunk
Material: bead and wool
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1904, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: Hochunk
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Museum Expedition 1904, Museum Collection Fund

Culture: Hochunk and Menominee
Material: wool
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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By exchange

Culture: Hochunk and Miami
Material: wool, silk ribbon, bead and cotton
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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Charles Stewart Smith Memorial Fund

Culture: Hochunk
Material: bead and gingham cloth
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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This garter is loom woven probably without the use of a heddle. It has both the warp and weft made of thread with small seed beads. The beads are patterned with long lines of diamonds in black, yellow, and lavender. See other garters 50.67.37 a,b,c.shown in additional photogrpahs.

Culture: Chippewa, Hochunk and Plains
Material: thread, yarn and glass seed bead
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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This tightly woven bag has an elegant, dark blue, thunderbird design woven on natural color one side and a blue and natural stripe with a orange/red stripe on the reverse. Reviewed by Matha Gradolf, Winnebago (Hochunk) weaver from Nebraska 5/3/05.

Culture: Hochunk and Menominee
Material: slippery elm, nettle, buffalo wool ?, hemp ? and dye
Holding Institution: Brooklyn Museum

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