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This geometric coiled basket is a delightful representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1751. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection American Indian Art, American Indians, North American, Date Plant, Pearsall, Ethnography, Native Art, Museum Collection, Early 20th Century

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P1751 Repository Number Baskets Type Coiled Basket Title Southwest Culture Area Akimel O’odham [Pima/River People] Tribal Affiliation Late 19th to early 20th century Dates Plant…
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This geometric coiled basket is a delightful representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1751. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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This geometric coiled basket is a delightful representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1751. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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