Bristol City Council : Museum Collections

Weapon

World Cultures (E1056B)

Wooden club, light-coloured and with bird's beak shaped head

Weapon

World Cultures (E1056A)

Wooden club, light-coloured and with large beak shaped head

photograph

World Cultures (Ea11159g)

Photographic print of street with pots on ground for sale in the foreground, with Mexican women behind, seated and standing. Verandah of a building behind, weith Mexican men on the steps. Sepia toned

Sepia-toned photograph of the interior of a house in Oraibi pueblo, with two women grinding maize on grindstones , a woman standing beside them, and 2 men seated at front left. Strings of chilli peppers hang from the ceiling, and there is a ceramic waterpot and bowl on the earth floor of the room. Written on the negative: 1313 Oraibi - Interior of - - Recto: in AB's hand, Oraibi - one of Moqui Pueblos Rubber-stamped: Santa Fe Route News service / Fred Harvey Mgr / Los Angeles.

photograph

World Cultures (Eb475)

Sepia-toned photograph of a Moqui Indian family, man, old woman and yopung woman, standing in the doorway of their stone-built home. The man wears a striped shirt with a pale-coloured waistcoat: pale trousers or wrapper just visible. The two women wear rough cotton wrappers worn over one shoulder and tied at the waist witth a striped woven sash. Boith have the same hairstyle, with their hair tied in thick bunches - married woman's hairstyle? Writing on the negative illegible Recto: in AB's hand, Moquis at Winslow, Arizona Rubber-stamped: Santa Fe Route News service / Fred Harvey Mgr / Los Angeles.

photograph

World Cultures (Eb476)

Sepia-toned photograph of a Moqui Indian family, man, woman and child, standing in the doorway of their adobe home. A ladder is propped by the door for access. The man wears a white loin cloth and leather sandals. The woman wears a long dark skirt and is barefoot. The toddler is naked. Written on the negative: 244 Oraibi-Moki Indian family Park & Co Photo Recto: in AB's hand, 1900 Rubber-stamped: Santa Fe Route News service / Fred Harvey Mgr / Los Angeles.

Weapon

World Cultures (E1227)

Sheath with cane embroidered panel and attached shell. Carved decoration on both sides of blade/

club Weapon Ceremonial Object

World Cultures (E1061)

whole: shape: spurred (gun stock) whole: decoration: carved and geometric (line and chevron on shaft and spur, chevron on blade).

arrow

World Cultures (Ea11851)

Broad tip formed of split bamboo cane - pig-killing type.

painting tracing

World Cultures (Ea8151b)

Copy of a mural painting (reduced size) from the West Wall, Upper temple of the Jaguars, Chichen Itza, Mexico. Red ink lines only.

photograph

World Cultures (Ea11034)

Photograph of a wall relief from the North Wall of Chamber E, Temple A, Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexio.

painting

World Cultures (Ea8174b)

Tracing of a wall painting at Chichen Itza, Mexico. From the east wall, inner middle chamber, Upper Temple of the Jaguars, Great Ball Court. Red ink tracing and watercolour. The 'Warrior Mural' between the blue bands is 2035mm.

painting

World Cultures (Ea8174a)

Tracing of a wall painting at Chichen Itza, Mexico. Taken from the east wall, inner middle chamber, Upper Temple of the Jaguars, Great Ball Court. Red ink tracing. Watercoloured. The 'Warrior Mural' between the blue bands is 2035mm.

painting

World Cultures (Ea8173b)

Copy of section of a wall painting from Chichen Itza. Great Ball Court. Upper Temple of the Jaguars. Inner Chamber, East wall, south end panel. Watercolour.

poster

World Cultures (Ea11130a)

Colour poster - 'From an original painting by E.A. Burbank - copyrighted, Brush & Pencil, Chicago, 1899. ZY-YOU-WAH - Moqui Papoose. In ceremony costume. The markings on head-dress represent rainbow and rain clouds, also various flowers that grow in the Moqui country.'

drawing

World Cultures (Ea11154b)

Black ink sketch - S. Francisco Earthquake.

text

World Cultures (Ea11159a)

Newspaper cutting showing methods of ploughing with oxon and an ancient plough - 1900.

painting

World Cultures (Ea8151c)

Coloured copy of a mural painting (reduced size)from Chichen Itza. Upper Temple of the Jaguars. Tennis Court Temple. Inner Chamber. Southern panel of West wall. Red ink lines only.

painting

World Cultures (650259)

Tracing of a mural painting (in four parts - a,b,c,d) from South West Wall, Upper Temple of the Jaguars, Chichen Itza, Mexico. Tracing is inked over in red panel and then painted in watercolour. Original mural was 11 feet high and 9 feet wide.