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Nnee (Apache), 1867-1899

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Apache

Basket

Nnee (Apache), 1867-1899

Physical Qualities Willow, cottonwood, devil's claw, 5 × 33 3/4 in. (12.7 × 85.7 cm.)
Credit Line Bequest of Florence Reese Winslow
Object Number 1953.220.B.211
Baskets of this form were used more frequently as serving trays for wild and cultivated foods. Older people and young children tended planted fields of corn, beans, and pumpkins while hunting and gathering parties went out to collect wild resources. Through the seasons they gathered such foods as fruits of the saguaro, prickly pear and cholla cacti, mesquite beans, mescal, acorns, pinon nuts, and hunted deer and antelope.
The Baltimore Museum of Art by bequest, 1953; Florence Reese Winslow, Baraboo, WI.
Katzenberg, D. S., & Baltimore Museum of Art. "And eagles sweep across the sky": Indian textiles of the North American West : [exhibition]. Baltimore: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1977:127

Inscribed: object on view, unable to examine

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