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Musical rattle

Artist
Date 1800-1850
Medium / Technique Wood, paint, wire, hide
Dimensions18 x 18.2 x 30.3 cm
ClassificationTools & Equipment for Communication - Musical T&E - Musical Instruments
CultureIndigenous: Haida
Geocultural Area Northwest Coast
Object NumberME892.9.5
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Dr. George Mercer Dawson

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Musical rattle
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Inconnu / Unknown
1800-1850
ME892.9.4
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1875-1900
M4914
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1920
M12578
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1800-1850
ME892.9.1
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1800-1850
ME892.9.2
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1925
M16818
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1930
ME933.13
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1800-1850
ME892.11.2
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1920-1930
M2005.115.23
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1880-1890
ME892.13
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
ME931.21
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Musical rattle
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1910
ME931.17

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.