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Culture/People
Oklahoma Seminole
Previous owner
Joshua (unknown surname), Oklahoma Seminole
Collector
Chief William M. Skye (Bill Skye), Peoria, 1868-1923
Leo Walker, Sac and Fox (Sauk & Fox)
Mark Raymond Harrington (M. R. Harrington/MRH), Non-Indian, 1882-1971
Object Name
Pipe bowl and pipestem
Media/Materials
Wood, pottery
Techniques
Modeled
Object Type
Pipes and Smoking
Place
Oklahoma; USA
Collection History
Collected Joshua (Oklahoma Seminole) in 1910 by anthropologist Mark Raymond Harrington (1882-1971, MAI staff member), assisted by Chief William M. Skye (Peoria, 1868-1923) and expedition interpreter Leo Walker (Sac and Fox), during fieldwork sponsored by George Heye.