http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-VKM/objekt/32731
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ksamsok version: 1.3.0
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service organization: SMVK-VKM
service organization full: Statens museer för världskultur - Världskulturmuseet
build date: 2026-08-16
url: https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-vkm/web/object/32731
subject: culturalHistory
data quality: raw
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item type: object
item key word: etnografi
item key word: personliga föremål
item key word: fotbeklädnad
item key word: Nunavut
item key word: Museum of the Old West
item label: snöskor
is part of: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-VKM/samling/1250
is mentioned by: http://libris.kb.se/bib/3614890
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Beskrivning
  desc: Snöskor. Längd: c:a 67 cm. Största bredd: 32 cm. Inköpta av Mr. Carl P. Smith för 30 dollars. Mr. Smith att snöskorna skulle komma från aluterna. Förmodligen härmed aleuterna. Daniel Sutherland Davidson har i arbetet Snowshoes, Memoirs of the American Philosophical Soceity vol. V1, 1937, indelat snöskorna i olika kategorier med utgångspunkt med utgångspunkt från nätverkstekniken. Snöskorna skulle då i så fall hänföras till kategorin Transitional Weave. Finns avbildad på sid. 72 och 94. davidson skriver följande: " A form of netting which appears to be a local transitional style in the process of changing from the rectangular to the hexagonal pattern is well illustrated in a number of snowshoes from the Eskimo of Prince William Sound, Great Beat Lake, Kutchin Khotana, Sekani, and Tahltan ( Fig. 30, d; 46, a,b). In apperance, this pattern is a rectangular mesh; but it is laced diagonally to the sides of the frame instead of parallel and perpendicular to them, as in the usual examples of rectangular netting. Although descriptions of the process of this style of netting is not available, it seems apparent that it would be not difficult, by the continuing of the strand horizontally from side to side, to transform this style into tye hexagonal pattern. That this manner of netting may be an attemt to emulate hexagonal weaving would also seem to be indicated by its appearances in areas peripherally located in respect to the latter and by its contiguity with typical rectangular occurrences in the Alaskan and Lower Mackenzie regions." (katalogkort/originalbeskrivning)
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  type: Inventarienummer
  desc: 1969.26.0012a-b
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  type: Original: lokal
  desc: ev Alaska
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Proveniens
  desc: Alaska?
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Original: skiss eller foto
  desc: skiss
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Original: stam
  desc: eskimåer?
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Geografiskt namn / annat
  desc: North America
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Referens, källa
  desc: Årsberättelse 1969, Årstryck 1969, Göteborgs Etnografiska Museum
item description: ItemDescription
  type: Land, engelska
  desc: Canada @en
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  type: Sakord
  name: snöskor
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  type: Inventarienummer
  number: 1969.26.0012a-b
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  context label: Ursprung
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  country: ca
  continent name: Nordamerika
  country name: Kanada
  place name: Nunavut
context: Context
  context label: Förvärvad
  context type: transact
  context super type: interact
  from time: 1969
  to time: 1969
context: Smith, Carl P.
  type: Context
  context label: Förvärvad
  context type: transact
  context super type: interact
  intermediary: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/name/3248587
item license: cc0
item license url: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-16 snöskor Rådata 32731 objekt Statens museer för världskultur - Världskulturmuseet SMVK-VKM Föremål http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-VKM/objekt/32731 1969.26.0012a-b Snöskor. Längd: c:a 67 cm. Största bredd: 32 cm. Inköpta av Mr. Carl P. Smith för 30 dollars. Mr. Smith att snöskorna skulle komma från aluterna. Förmodligen härmed aleuterna. Daniel Sutherland Davidson har i arbetet Snowshoes, Memoirs of the American Philosophical Soceity vol. V1, 1937, indelat snöskorna i olika kategorier med utgångspunkt med utgångspunkt från nätverkstekniken. Snöskorna skulle då i så fall hänföras till kategorin Transitional Weave. Finns avbildad på sid. 72 och 94. davidson skriver följande: " A form of netting which appears to be a local transitional style in the process of changing from the rectangular to the hexagonal pattern is well illustrated in a number of snowshoes from the Eskimo of Prince William Sound, Great Beat Lake, Kutchin Khotana, Sekani, and Tahltan ( Fig. 30, d; 46, a,b). In apperance, this pattern is a rectangular mesh; but it is laced diagonally to the sides of the frame instead of parallel and perpendicular to them, as in the usual examples of rectangular netting. Although descriptions of the process of this style of netting is not available, it seems apparent that it would be not difficult, by the continuing of the strand horizontally from side to side, to transform this style into tye hexagonal pattern. That this manner of netting may be an attemt to emulate hexagonal weaving would also seem to be indicated by its appearances in areas peripherally located in respect to the latter and by its contiguity with typical rectangular occurrences in the Alaskan and Lower Mackenzie regions." (katalogkort/originalbeskrivning) 1969.26.0012a-b, ev Alaska, Alaska?, skiss, eskimåer?, North America, Årsberättelse 1969, Årstryck 1969, Göteborgs Etnografiska Museum, Canada Ursprung Nordamerika, Kanada, Nunavut Förvärvad Smith, Carl P. http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-V…