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This is a coiled basket woven by the Miwok Indians. Twining style is indigenous to Norther California Indians, while the other practice, coiling, is a more general style . Compared to twining, coiling emphasizes the coils. These types of baskets were used to collect and store food or water.
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This is an Indian headdress.
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These are arrowheads carved from rock. The arrowheads were used for fishing or hunting game. Arrowheads are formed by hitting a rock with a harder rock to form sharp slivers, which is the arrowhead.
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These are six incised gambling sticks, counting sticks, pump drill, square stern tule boat, leather buzzer, a tule doll, and rabbit skin.
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