Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dish for grease with a human and beaver

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Dish for grease with a human and beaver,

before 1882

Haida
PU 5213

Information

Title
Dish for grease with a human and beaver
Dates

before 1882

Medium
Wood with opercula inlay
Dimensions
11 × 15 × 28.3 cm (4 5/16 × 5 7/8 × 11 1/8 in.)
Credit Line
Department of Geosciences, Princeton University
Object Number
PU 5213
Place Made

North America

Culture
Haida, Native American
Type
bowls (vessels), potlatches, dishes, sculptures
Materials
shell, wood
Techniques
inlay (process), carving, engraving (incising)
Subject
faces, feasts, zoomorphic, beavers, abstraction, oil, grease

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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