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Image of Coast Salish coiled basket, ca. 1900
1963.2944.1
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Image of Coast Salish coiled basket, ca. 1900
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Coast Salish coiled basket, ca. 1900

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This coiled basket with a stepped pattern was created by an unknown indigenous Coast Salish basketmaker.
ID Number: 1963.2944.1
Date: Circa 1880-1920
Physical Description: 1 Basket; cedar; 8.25 in.H x 11 in.Diam
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON
Credit: MOHAI, 1963.2944.1
Subjects: Coast Salish Peoples, Indigenous Peoples

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