Miniature Mask

CultureCaddoan Mississippian
Titles
  • Miniature Mask
Date1200–1350
PlaceSpiro Site, Oklahoma, United States
MediumRed cedar and shell
Dimensions2 5/16 × 1 7/16 × 1 in.

Credit LineThe McDannald Collection, gift of Arthur T. McDannald
Object number63.180
Not on view

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ProvenanceArthur T. McDannald (d. 1963), Houston; given to MFAH, 1963.
Exhibition History"The Collector's Legacy: The Founding Collections of the Houston Museum of Natural Science," Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, TX
Mar 31 - Oct 7 1990 (LN: 90.17)

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