Drum
Pueblo style drum; hollowed out log - crudely done with ax - unsanded - looks like cedar from traces of the bark. Rawhide (cow) for drum covers and zig-zag lashings. Rawhide is also crudely cut. Lashings are unevenly cut and have several knots. Unpainted - all natural.
- Object: Drum
- Artist: unknown
- Circa: 1940
- Dimensions: 14 1/2 x 22 1/4" high
- Culture Area: Southwest
- Cultural Group: Pueblo
- Cultural Context: This type of drum was carried by the men during ceremony and rested on a strong stick with a fork.
- Donor: Betty Wells
- Catalog #: 97.347