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Dakota beaded female doll
Dakota beaded female doll
Titles: Dakota beaded female doll (Supplied title)
Description: A Dakota female doll, circa 1890. The doll has a cloth head with a leather scalp; the rooted hair is missing. She has black bead eyes and a red mouth. She wears a fringed leather dress with dyed yellow quillwork around her neck and multicolor beadwork. A small wood knife in a beaded sheath and a beaded bag hang from her waist. The doll is from either the Lower Brule Indian Agency, Lower Brule, South Dakota, or the Crow Creek Indian Agency, Fort Thompson, South Dakota.
Dates
- Approximately 1890 (Creation)
Identifiers
- Accession Number: 9492.9
Holding Type: 3D Objects
Quantity: 1 item
Format
- Content Category: artifacts
Measurements
- 13 inches height
Subjects
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Dakota beaded female doll