Hair-Pipe Necklace
https://clevelandart.org/art/1932.50
Among the most recognizable of Plains accouterments of the later 1800s are women’s necklaces and men’s breastplates made of so-called hair pipes, tubular beads originally made of shell. These prestigious chest ornaments became popular with the introduction of sturdier cow-bone...
Artifact
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113499
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object
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citation
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CC0
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CC0
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en
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import
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| accession |
accession
1932.5
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Terms
Genre
Jewelry
Department
Art of the Americas
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