X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)

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X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf),

before 1882

Lingít
PU 5154

Information

Title
X̱aat s'áaxw (spruce root hat) with Gonakadet (Seawolf)
Dates

before 1882

Medium
Spruce root twining with blue, red, and black paint
Dimensions
h. 21.3 cm., w. 38.8 cm., d. 37.3 cm. (8 3/8 x 15 1/4 x 14 11/16 in.)
Credit Line
Lent by the Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
Object Number
PU 5154
Place Collected

North America, United States, Alaska

Culture
Lingít, Native American
Type
weaving, clothing, regalia, hats
Materials
paint, spruce, root
Techniques
weaving, twining
Subject
sea monsters, crests, social status

Collected by Rev. Dr. Sheldon Jackson, in or after 1877; Given to Princeton Theological Seminary, 1879-1882; Given to E. M. Museum (Princeton Museum of Natural History), 1882

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