rabbit snare

Object number:

H16.2844

Object name:

rabbit snare

Date made:

Before June 1915; Collected to June 1915

Material/Technique:

Hemp

Dimensions:

H: 12 in, W: 2 in

Credit line:

Museum Purchase; WIlcomb Collection

Physical description:

Five bundles of cord, some partially unraveled.

Content description:

Snares made from native hemp. For catching rabbits.

Cultural affinity:

Wintun

Field collection place:

Grindstone Indian Rancheria of Wintun-Wailaki Indians

Field collection date:

Collected to June 1915

Field collector(s):

Charles Presby Wilcomb

Consultation and/or research has led us to believe that this item is not considered funerary or culturally sensitive. However, affiliated Tribe(s) determine the cultural significance of their items. If this item is a part of your heritage and you wish to contact us about it, please email nagpra@museumca.org.

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