K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird

Currently not on view

K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird,

before 1882

probably Lingít
PU 5148

Information

Title
K'u chajáangw (pipe) in the form of a fledgling bird
Dates

before 1882

Medium
Stone
Dimensions
l. 8.6 cm., w. 4.2 cm., d. 3.8 cm. (3 3/8 x 1 5/8 x 1 1/2 in.)
Credit Line
Lent by the Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
Object Number
PU 5148
Place Collected

North America, United States, Alaska

Marks/Labels/Seals
Written on object [Elizabeth Marsh Museum number]: 121/82 145 written on attached paper
Culture
Lingít, Native American
Type
pipes (smoking equipment)
Materials
stone
Techniques
carving, engraving (incising)
Subject
tobacco, abstraction, birds

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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