Stone Artifacts

The pipe has a wooden stem and an inset stone bowl Circa: 1900 Length: 6in

Found at Tulare Lake, Tulare County, California Frank Latta Collection Diameter: 2 3/4in Height: 2in Face painting was an art form for the Yokuts, for both faces and bodies. Various designs were used in conjunction with different ceremonies and symbols of may families. The paint was mixed to the consistency of a thick grease, being a combination of elk tallow and bear oil.

Soapstone pipe is from the site of Alpaugh, Tulare County Length: 2 1/2in Width: 1in Clay pipe is a Wukchumne (clay)tobacco pipe from the Broader Range, six miles east of Visalia, Tulare County, California Page 631, Handbook of Yokuts Indians Length: 2 5/8in Width: 7/8in

Size: 17in x 9in

Size: 13in x 3in

Size: 14in x 18in

Size: 11in x 8in

Size: 16in x 9in

Size: 16in x 7in

Size: 12in x 8in

Size: 17in x 7in

Size: 18in x 9in

Length: 24in Height: 8in

Diameter: 17in Height: 9in

15in x 5in

Height: 15in Diameter: 10in

Height: 12in Diameter: 10in

Height: 10in Diameter: 9in

Village by Buena Vista Lake and Pelican Island Provenance: Frank Latta Collection Size: 16in x 7in

Village by Buena Vista Lake and Pelican Island Provenance: Frank Latta Collection Size: 17 1/2in x 9 3/4in

Diameter: 1in to 1 1/2in

Height: 12in

Length: 20in

Length: 23in