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Boots

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Object Details

Culture/People

probably Iñupiaq (attributed)

Collector

Merlin Hugo Menk, Non-Indian, 1922-2008

Previous owner

Merlin Hugo Menk, Non-Indian, 1922-2008
Suzanne Stevenson, Non-Indian

Donor

Suzanne Stevenson, Non-Indian

Collection History

Collected or purchased in the 1960s by Merlin H. Menk (1922-2008) during a trip to Alaska, and given to his daughter Suzanne Stevenson; donated to NMAI in 2006 by Suzanne Stevenson.

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Date created

1960-1970

Catalog Number

26/5641

Barcode

265641.000

Object Type

Clothing/Garments: Footwear

Object Name

Boots

Media/Materials

Sealskin/fur, commercially tanned leather, corduroy, satin, commercial suede thong

Techniques

Sewn, cut, dyed

Dimensions

24 x 10 x 24 cm

Place

Kotzebue Sound; NANA Native Corporation; Alaska; USA

See related items

Iñupiaq
Clothing/Garments: Footwear

Data Source

National Museum of the American Indian

Metadata Usage

CC0

Link to Original Record

http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws6b391fab9-33af-4e34-a77c-fb41168ec8a5

Record ID

NMAI_281868

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