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Net gauge

Object Details

Collection History
Collected by geologist and explorer Richard Fenley Hunter (1886-1965) before 1925; inherited by his widow, Hazel M. Hunter (1899-1969); and subsequently by her sister, Marion M. Peler (1905-1992); donated to MAI by Marion Peler in 1970 in memory of Hazel M. Hunter.
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Data Source
National Museum of the American Indian
Culture/People
possibly Iñupiaq (attributed)
Collector
R. Fenley Hunter (Richard Fenley Hunter), Non-Indian, 1886-1965
Previous owner
R. Fenley Hunter (Richard Fenley Hunter), Non-Indian, 1886-1965
Hazel M. Hunter (Hazel Moyland/Mrs. R. Fenley Hunter), Non-Indian, 1899-1969
Donor
Marion Peler, Non-Indian, 1905-1992
Honoree
Hazel M. Hunter (Hazel Moyland/Mrs. R. Fenley Hunter), Non-Indian, 1899-1969
Object Name
Net gauge
Media/Materials
Ivory, wood, cordage
Techniques
Carved
Object Type
Weaving tools/equipment
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