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    Object Details

    Culture/People

    Atakapa

    Collector

    Edward Leverich, Non-Indian, 1839-1886

    Previous owner

    Edward Leverich, Non-Indian, 1839-1886
    Anna S. Leverich (Anna Fredericka Schuchardt/Mrs. Edward Leverich), Non-Indian, 1851-1918
    Margaret D. Leverich (Mary D. Leverich), Non-Indian, 1876-1963

    Donor

    Margaret D. Leverich (Mary D. Leverich), Non-Indian, 1876-1963

    Collection History

    Purchased from local "Tuckapaw" Indians between 1882 and 1886 by Edward Leverich (1839-1886), then the owner of Oak Lawn Plantation (now Oaklawn Manor, outside Franklin, Louisiana); inherited by his widow, Anna S. Leverich (Anna Fredericka Schuchardt, 1851-1918), and subsequently by their daughter, Margaret Duncan Leverich (1876-1963); donated to MAI by Margaret D. Leverich in 1959.

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    Date created

    circa 1870

    Catalog Number

    22/8841

    Barcode

    228841.000

    Object Type

    Containers and Vessels

    Object Name

    Basket with cover

    Media/Materials

    Cane (Swamp cane/River cane), dye/dyes

    Techniques

    Dyed, double-woven, twill-plaited

    Dimensions

    21.5 x 15.9 x 15.7 cm

    Place

    Franklin; Saint Mary Parish; Louisiana; USA

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    Atakapa
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    Data Source

    National Museum of the American Indian

    Metadata Usage

    CC0

    Link to Original Record

    http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws6423597b4-1f93-4576-97f4-bdd0652bd11c

    Record ID

    NMAI_243859

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