Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals
Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals
Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals
Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals

Currently not on view

Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals,

1800–present

probably Cup'ig
Historic
1997-328

Information

Title
Carved tusk of kayak with man and animals
Dates

1800–present

Medium
Walrus ivory
Dimensions
h. 8.6 cm., l. 47.9 cm., d. 5.6 cm. (3 3/8 x 18 7/8 x 2 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
The Lloyd E. Cotsen, Class of 1950, Eskimo Bone and Ivory Carving Collection
Object Number
1997-328
Place Collected

North America, United States, Western Alaska

Culture
Yupik, Native American
Period
Alaskan Native styles
Type
ivories, carving, sculpture
Materials
ivory
Subject
kayaks, figures (representations), men, mammals

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