Drum

Museum number:

2-17071

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Accession number:

Acc.805

Object count:

1

Description:

Leather covered drum. Two headed, body of wood painted blue and yellow, leather heads painted black, laced together to form a triangular design.

Donor:

Norman E.A. Hinds

Collection place:

Cochiti Pueblo, Sandoval County, New Mexico

Verbatim coll. place:

New Mexico; Sandoval; Cochiti

Culture or time period:

Cochiti

Collector:

Norman E.A. Hinds

Collection date:

unknown

Materials:

Leather and Wood (plant material)

Object type:

ethnography

Object class:

Drums (membranophones)

Function:

5.4 Secular and Religious Musical Instruments

Accession date:

1942

Department:

Native US and Canada (except California)

Dimensions:

height 9 centimeters and diameter 19 centimeters

Comment:

Remarks: Tanner, Clara Lee, "Southwest Indian Craft Arts", University of Arizona Press, Tucson, 1968, pp. 173-174, figure 7.1.

Loans:

S1961-1962 #11: Walden School, Berkeley/Eva Goldshield (August 28, 1961–September 25, 1961)

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