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Image of Coast Salish twined basket, ca. 1900-1940
1964.3334.13
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Coast Salish twined basket, ca. 1900-1940

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This basket with its dog or wolf design is thought to be made by the Twana people who lived in the region around Hood Canal in the south Puget Sound.
ID Number: 1964.3334.13
Date: Circa 1900-1940
Physical Description: 1 Basket; plant; 3.25 in.H x 4.25 in.Diam
Place Made: United States of America, WASHINGTON
Credit: MOHAI, 1964.3334.13
Subjects: Indigenous Peoples, Visual Arts, Coast Salish Peoples

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