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Anthropology catalogue ledger book and accession record identify the locality as Hoonah, Alaska.
This object has been identified on the catalogue card as a pestle, "trobasas crusher." However, the old label in Beardslee's hand glued onto the artifact identifies it as a tobacco crusher. As Beardlee's handwriting is very difficult to decipher, it appears that "trobasas" is a garbled transcription of "tobacco", and so the identification for this artifact has been changed to tobacco in the artifact catalogue database.
Catalogue card identifies this object as representing a frog or beaver. It has been identified by Joe Zuboff, Angoon Cultural Leader, 2014, as a beaver.
This game is described on p. 243 of "Games of the North American Indians" by Stewart Culin, BAE 24th Annual Report. Culin identifies it there as stick game.Anthropology catalogue ledger book and accession record identify the locality as Chilkhat, Alaska.
Identified by collector as a leather dressing tool, but this object is in the form of a stirrup maul or hammer.
FROM CARD: "2 IN POUCH."