Florida Museum: Collections

While the Florida Museum's primary geographic strengths are in Florida, the Southeastern U.S. and the Caribbean, its collections and research programs span the globe to include every continent and nearly every island group on earth. Collections include: Archaeology, Ethnography, Fossils and Natural Sciences.

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Indus Valley Civilization Motifs

Date Plant

Indus Valley Pottery

State Hermitage Museum

Historical Ceramic Vessels

Florida Museum Of Natural History

Coiled Baskets

American Indian Art

Museum Collection

P1777

This striking coiled basket is an engaging representation of traditional #NativeAmerican handicraft from the Western Apache people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1777. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

an old woven basket on a blue background

P1556

This stylized twined basket is a wonderful representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Hupa people of California. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1556. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

Art Basket

Basket Collection

Bubble Art

Wicker Laundry Basket

Ancient Egypt

P1796

Our North American Indian ethnographic collection has more than 3,600 objects, with representative pieces from most of the major tribal cultures in North America. // Type: Large Coiled Basket // Tribal Affiliation: Pueblo, Hopi, Second Mesa // Repository No.: P1796 #NativeAmerican #FirstPeople #basketry #basketWeaving #AmericanIndian

Archaeology

Early 20th Century

P1768

This stylized coiled basket is an enigmatic representation of traditional #NativeAmerican handicraft from the Chiricahua Apache or Tonto Apache people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1768. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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Akimel O'odham

Canadian Culture

Artifacts

P1727

This intricate coiled basket jar is a striking representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1727. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

an orange and black woven basket on a white cloth covered background with lines in the middle

Museum Aesthetic

P1776

This oblong coiled basket is a valued representation of traditional #NativeAmerican handicraft from the Western Apache people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1776. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

a brown and white woven basket on a blue cloth with an intricate design in the center

P1751

This geometric coiled basket is a delightful representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1751. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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Palm Frond Art

P1726

This large coiled basket jar is a striking representation of traditional #NativeAmerican handicraft from the Western Apache people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1726. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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Ivory Sculpture

Figure Sculpture

Northwest Coast

The Pacific Northwest

Native American Art

Human Figure

P0750

This argilite & ivory sculpture is one of the more popular pieces of traditional art by the Haida people of the Pacific Northwest Coast in our Pearsall Collection of American Indian Art which includes >3,600 cultural items. // Repository no. P0750 #NativeAmericanArt #AmericanIndianArt #sculpture

a brown and black basket sitting on top of a blue cloth covered tablecloth with an intricate design in the center

Basket Tray

P1735

This geometric coiled basket tray is an engaging representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the Akimel O’odham people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1735. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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Pearsall Collection of American Indian Art

This intricate coiled basket is a valued representation of traditional #NativeAmerican handicraft from the Klikitat people of the US Intermontaine/Plateau region. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1579. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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White Mountain

P1771

This elaborate coiled basket tray is a fabulous representation of traditional #NativeAmerican basketry from the White Mountain Apache people of the US Southwest. The Florida Museum’s North American Indian ethnographic collection numbers more than 3,600 objects, making it the largest such collection in the Southeast. Repository no. P1771. #baskets #weaving #NativeArt #MuseumCollection

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Technology Lab

Work Hard Play Hard

Native American Artifacts

Native American Culture

Native American

Florida

Pottery Types Gallery

Our Ceramics Technology Lab has launched their new searchable #pottery type collection, currently focusing on Pre-Columbian types found in Florida. 🏺 Although type collections are intended for reference for researchers an students, visual portals like this can be interesting to browse if you're just into pottery or #Florida artifacts. #artifacts #FloridaArtifacts #FloridaArchaeology #Pottery #Ceramics

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Zuni Pottery

Native Pottery

Native American Baskets

P1862

Our Pearsall Collection of North American Indian ethnographic art has more than 3,600 objects, with representative pieces from most of the major tribal cultures in North America. // Type: Pottery Jar // Tribal Affiliation: Pueblo, Zuni // Repository No.: P1862

a carved wooden sculpture with animals on it

This carved game is one of several thousand objects in the Florida Museum's Pearsall Collection

Our North American Indian ethnographic collection has more than 3,600 objects, with representative pieces from most of the major tribal cultures in North America. / Type: Gaming, Cribbage Board / Tribal Affiliation: Alaskan Eskimo / Repository No.: P0588