Clapper Stick - Wood/Shells

This artifact is a reproduction of a clapper stick which is a wooden ceremonial flute with three pieces of shell imbedded. The wood is split to the cutout. This is a California, Native American instrument. It measures 16" (L) and 1" in Diameter.
Abstract/Description: This artifact is a reproduction of a clapper stick which is a wooden ceremonial flute with three pieces of shell imbedded. The wood is split to the cutout. This is a California, Native American instrument. It measures 16" (L) and 1" in Diameter.
Subject(s): NATIVE AMERICANS
Corona, CA
Title: Clapper Stick - Wood/Shells.
Name(s): Corona Public Library, donor
Type of Resource: still image
Genre: Artifact
Date Captured: Digitized: 11/22/2005
Other Date: 1993
Publisher: Corona Public Library, W.D. Addison Heritage Room
Abstract/Description: This artifact is a reproduction of a clapper stick which is a wooden ceremonial flute with three pieces of shell imbedded. The wood is split to the cutout. This is a California, Native American instrument. It measures 16" (L) and 1" in Diameter.
Identifier(s): AAA.1159 (local)
Subject(s): NATIVE AMERICANS
Corona, CA
Held by: Corona Public Library
Shelf locator: Box 154, SSD Storage A22
Restrictions on Access: City of Corona
Is Part Of: Artifact Collection.
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