FMNH 189976.nosub[1]

  • 190031: straw hat  Indian Costumes
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    Description: skirt costumes. Guatemala Indian Costumes: Hall 8 Case 11. Installed October 1955
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    Transcriber: Emma Cieslik : Field Museum of Natural History - Anthropology Collections
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    Description: scan of catalog card [FRONT] [MAIN BODY] ENT | Chicago Natural History Museum | [Field Museum Subject Code written in red] 13-5 | Provenance Guatemala | People or Culture: San Martín Chile Verde | Description: Man's head handkerchief [Man's head handkerchief underlined] (tzute) -- (long); Background- red; design- two bands of very narrow stripes; colors- red, green and beige fringe on one end; badly torn on both\edges near the center. | Dimensions (in cm.): 139x166 | Collection: Presented by Miss Florence D. Bartlett. June 2, 1947. | [LEFT MARGIN] A | 189976 | Location: | Hall | Case | Room #13 218.36 | Neg. No. | Acc. 2393 | [BACK] [ILLUSTRATION]
Catalog Number: 189976.nosub[1]
Description: cloth
Materials: cloth
Cultural Attribution: Maya
Accession Number: [2393] F. D. Bartlett (Gift)
Accession Year:
City/Town: Chile Verde, San Martin
Collector/Source: Miss Florence D. Bartlett, Miss Florence D. Bartlett
EMu IRN: 1093901
GUID: c567a7d5-f242-4046-b786-b269bd7993d0

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