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Deel (fan), Marshall Islands artist, Pandanus leaves, hibiscus fiber, Marshallese — Deel (fan)
Marshall Islands artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Jaki-ed (dress mat), Marshall Islands artist, Pandanus leaves, hibiscus fiber, Marshallese — Jaki-ed (dress mat)
Marshall Islands artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Rebbilib (navigational chart), Marshall Islands artist, Coconut palm midrib, fiber, Marshallese people — Rebbilib (navigational chart)
Marshall Islands artist
19th–early 20th century

Fan (Drel or Ral), Pandanus leaves, hibiscus fiber, turtle shell, Marshallese — Fan (Drel or Ral)
Marshallese
late 19th–early 20th century

Throwing Stick, Wood, Marshallese — Throwing Stick
Marshallese
mid-19th–early 20th century

Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni), Tridacna shell, Marshallese — Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni)
Marshallese
19th century

Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni), Tridacna shell, fiber, Marshallese people — Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni)
Marshallese people
19th century

Fragment of a Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni), Tridacna shell, Marshallese — Fragment of a Pendant (Marremarre Lagelag or Buni)
Marshallese
19th century or earlier

Border for a Dress Mat (Jaki-ed, In, or Nieded), Pandanus leaves, hibiscus fiber, Marshallese — Border for a Dress Mat (Jaki-ed, In, or Nieded)
Marshallese
late 19th–early 20th century

Carrying Mat?, Fiber, wood, Marshallese — Carrying Mat?
Marshallese
late 19th–early 20th century

Aje, Wood, cord, skin, Micronesian (Marshall Islands) — Aje
Micronesian (Marshall Islands)
late 19th century