I found this Huichol 'yarn painting' yesterday. I absolutely love it. The inscription on the back, though I personally can't accurately translate...
And this guy: Is this pot identifiable to any tradition / location / time period? It has, ahem, 'condition issues'. But maybe it's really, really...
I found this small (and light-weight) oar in Oregon in a case with NA items, but maybe it's Pacific Islands? It was broken in the past and...
I echo what everybody has said here. In the Pacific Northwest USA, they changed their price structure a couple of years ago, before Covid, and...
Great story! "...ship was torpedoed and he swam to a nearby island..." wow.
Thank you everybody!
Thank you everyone for the feedback! It'd probably be pretty small for a bean pot, with room enough for perhaps a single can of beans.
Does anyone have any idea what this is? Thank you! Measures 4.5" wide and 2.5" tall. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
What a strange combination of topics this thread is. Love it! ;););) ... I see Hiroshige more at the Dead show than going to see Ozzie or Black...
What @johnnycb09 said here is also my understanding. If it's inert and intact, it's ok. Breathing in airborne particles are the danger.
Yes, it is Santa Clara Pueblo pottery. I'd guess maybe 1990's based on that price tag. It looks like there is, in fact, a signature (or at least...
The colors are right for a Hopi tile, but the design is a tad bit generic--by which I mean a tourist tile.
Is this too many pics???? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Phew... that's it. My phone is gonna have a nervous breakdown after all that....
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Near the coastal town of Klamath, California, in the far northwest part of the state, close to the Yurok Nation, is the tourist attraction "Trees...
For sure! I've lived in P-town more than 20 years and have enjoyed those beaches from down at blank all the way up to blank.
That is amazing! An adventure, I'm sure.
Thanks. It's highway 101 on the south Oregon coast. (Exact location withheld, so as to not contribute to social media-ification of favorite spots...
Very cool! Thank you for the help.
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