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Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14222, described as Basketry plaque. Coiled; colors cream, yellow, brown, black; design elements geometric; design repeated three times, pendant from rim. Rim completely sewn. Hanging device damaged and almost broken off on one side. Three obtuse triangles (formed with black bands) pendant from center, each containing 5 successively smaller triangles which themselves contain terraced elements of yellow and brown.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14223, described as Colors cream, yellow, brown; design elements geometric; repeated four times, pendant from rim. Symmetrical terraced elements between star points. Rim coil completely covered, bound in. No hanging device. Coil bundle foundation sewn with split yucca fibers; dye.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14229, described as Wicker plaque.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 1-28660, described as Plaque. Large, coiled. Black and brown design, human figures.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14227, described as Basketry. Colors: Cream, yellow, black. Design elements geometric; pendant from rim is six-tipped star. Hanging device present.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 1-28662, described as Large coiled plaque, brown and black design, 6 human figures on one side of basket.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14213, described as Coiled basketry; black star design.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14231, described as Wicker plaque. Round, large geometric center design in black and tan on natural ground.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 1-28661, described as Large coiled plaque, concentric design, zigzag in black, white, and brown.
Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 2-14226, described as Basketry. Color: cream, brown, and black. Solid cream circle in center with 6 small terraced projection also cream colored, banded in black. Each small cream colored projection is interfaced with inverted brown terraced elements. Around their bases is a band of cream/white checkerboard followed by a band of brown/black checkerboard, then a band of brown/black/brown/cream and finally, rim of long cream, short black bands. Rim is finished; one fiber is loose... (continued in Comments)

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