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Flute Catalog - PDetailed information for a subset of flutes in the Flutopedia Flute Catalog whose source begins with the letter P. The source is the crafting culture (if known), or else the flute maker's last name (if known), or else the name of the collection in which the flute resides. Quick Links
Flute Cultures, Makers, or Collections starting with PCulture: PaiuteAMNH 50.2 / 3647: Paiute ~1934 Rim-blown Flute Crafting culture: Paiute1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1934 or before2; Date acquired: 19343; Overall length: 30.3(±0.5) cm4; Materials: WOOD, PIGMENT3 Identification: AMNH Field No. A383; Provenance: CA, LASSEN COUNTY, HONEY LAKE, California, USA3; Personnel: Donor: Willard Z. Park3; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.2 / 3647.5 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017 (original text: ‘Paviotso, Honey Lake Band’)
PBH 76-20-10/9418: Paiute ~1875 Rim-blown Flute Primary Material: Sunflower1; Crafting culture: Paiute1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 18751; Overall length: 43.0(±0.5) cm2 Provenance: Collector: Dr. Edward Palmer (01/01/1875), Expedition: Peabody Museum Expedition, Geography/Provenience: North America/United States/Utah, Geo-Locale: Utah, South1; Disposition: In the Peabody Museum of Harvard, cataloged as #76-20-10/9418.3; Remarks: Inventory Description: Flute, carved stalk or wood, three finger-holes.1 1 Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University catalog record as of April 14, 2017
Culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)AMNH 50.1 / 4673: Papago (Tohono O'odham) ~1911 Wrapped-Block Flute Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1911 or before2; Date acquired: 19111; Overall length: 54.0(±0.5) cm3; Materials: CANE, CLOTH, PIGMENT1 Identification: AMNH Field No. 2371; Provenance: AZ?, AUCKAM, Southwest, USA?1; Personnel: Donor: Dr. Carl Lumholtz (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.1 / 4673.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
AMNH 50.1 / 4674: Papago (Tohono O'odham) ~1911 Open-Block Flute Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1911 or before2; Date acquired: 19111; Overall length: 47.5(±0.5) cm3; Materials: CANE, PIGMENT?1 Identification: AMNH Field No. 2381; Provenance: AZ?, AUCKAM, Southwest, USA?1; Personnel: Donor: Dr. Carl Lumholtz (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.1 / 4674.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
FM 63318: Papago (Tohono O'odham) ~1901 Rim-blown Flute Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1901 or before2; Accession date: 19011 Identification: Accession number: 749, IRN: 12938111; Provenance: Ethnological Expedition to Arizona and California - Pima and Yuma, S. C. Simms : The Field Museum, Arizona1; Disposition: In the Field Museum Anthropology Department collection, catalog #63318.3 1 Field Museum catalog record as of April 13, 2017
FM 63538: Papago (Tohono O'odham) ~1901 Wrapped-Block Flute Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1901 or before2; Accession date: 19011 Identification: Accession number: 749, IRN: 12939881; Provenance: Ethnological Expedition to Arizona and California - Pima and Yuma, S. C. Simms : The Field Museum, Arizona1; Disposition: In the Field Museum Anthropology Department collection, catalog #63538.3 1 Field Museum catalog record as of April 13, 2017
MFA 17.2228: Papago (Tohono O'odham) 19th century Duct Flute Primary Material: Cane1; Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)2 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 19th century1; Accession date: October 5, 19161; Overall length: 56.9(±0.1) cm3 Provenance: Francis W. Galpin (1858-1945), Hatfield Regis, England; 1916, sold by Francis W. Galpin to William Lindsey (1858-1922), Boston, Massachusetts; 1916, gift of William Lindsey, in memory of his daughter, Leslie Lindsey Mason, to the MFA. (Accession Date: October 5, 1916), Object Place: Arizona, United States1; Disposition: In the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, cataloged as MFA 17.2228.4; Remarks: Cylindrical body constructed of three sections of cane connected by crudely fitted socket-and-tenon joints. Proximal end of uppermost joint cut at steep angle. Bands of cotton (?) string wrapped in six places (missing or detached in four places). U-shaped window with widely chamfered lower edge. Duct block missing, but apparently held in place by pin (length 25 mm) carved from cane, protruding through wall of uppermost section about 15 mm from proximal end. Two fingerholes and one thumb hole, with chamfered edges, near distal end of lowest section.1 1 Museum of Fine Arts catalog record as of April 14, 2017
MFA 17.2229: Papago (Tohono O'odham) 19th century Wrapped-Block Flute Primary Material: Cane1; Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)2 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 19th century1; Accession date: October 5, 19161; Overall length: 63.5(±0.1) cm3; Markings: In ink on side of headjoint: 107.535 / Tucson Arizona / Coll - E.W. Nelson1 Provenance: Francis W. Galpin (1858-1945), Hatfield Regis, England; 1916, sold by Francis W. Galpin to William Lindsey (1858-1922), Boston, Massachusetts; 1916, gift of William Lindsey, in memory of his daughter, Leslie Lindsey Mason, to the MFA. (Accession Date: October 5, 1916), Object Place: Arizona, United States1; Disposition: In the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, cataloged as MFA 17.2229.4; Remarks: Cylindrical body of cane with three nodes. Central node intact with rectangular window cut over top. Missing tied-on bandage to form duct. Three equally-spaced fingerholes in distal half.1 1 Museum of Fine Arts catalog record as of April 14, 2017
Payne #65: Papago (Tohono O'odham) ~1885 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Papago (Tohono O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1880's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #11112; Auction history: October 23, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $1,700 ($2,154.33 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $1,500 - $2,500, Starting bid $7503; Remarks: Made of cane, incised and painted design, believed to be the oldest Papago flute in existence, 29.5” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Culture: PawneeAMNH 50.2 / 1827: Pawnee ~1920 Duct Whistle Crafting culture: Pawnee1; Date crafted: 1920 or before2; Date acquired: 19201; Overall length: 43.3(±0.5) cm3; Materials: WOOD1 Provenance: OK, Plains, USA1; Personnel: Donor: James R. Murie (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.2 / 1827.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
AMNH 50.2 / 1828: Pawnee ~1920 Duct Whistle Crafting culture: Pawnee1; Date crafted: 1920 or before2; Date acquired: 19201; Overall length: 43.5(±0.5) cm3; Materials: WOOD1 Provenance: OK, Plains, USA1; Personnel: Donor: James R. Murie (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.2 / 1828.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
DCM 755: Pawnee ~1927 Bird Flute Primary Material: Bone1; Bone2; Crafting culture: Pawnee2; Date crafted: Before October 14, 19273; Date acquired: October 14, 19272; Overall length: 19.40(±0.05) cm2; Materials: Unidentified bone (DCM ledger: "Turkey or eagle"), with loop of skin with brown fur attached, likely meant to be a neck strap.2 Provenance: From N. E. Carter, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 14 Oct. 1927.2; Disposition: In the Dayton C. Miller collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., cataloged as DCM 755:.4; Remarks: Dayton C. Miller ledger entry: "Pawnee."2 For more information: Library of Congress / Dayton C. Miller Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
NMNH E73325: Pawnee ~1832 Native American Flute (George Catlin, collector) Crafting culture: Pawnee1,2; Date crafted: 1832 or before3; Accession date: October 21, 18811; Overall length: 54.293(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 21 3/8' in)4 Identification: NMNH Accession No. 0106381; Provenance: Not Given, Platte River, Nebraska, United States, North America1; Personnel: Collector: George Catlin; Donor: Mrs. Joseph Harrison Jr.1; Disposition: In the National Museum of Natural History collection of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., catalog #E73325:.5; Remarks: From card: "Loaned to Civil Hist. 12 April 1966. Rtn'd." Note re photos: 2002-458 is a CT view of top of flute. 2002-12345 is CS/CT detail shot of end and some finger holes. 2002-12346 is CS/CT detail shot of end. 2001-254 is BW and 2001-248 is CT and 2001-260 is CS view of top of flute. 2001-255 is BW and 2001-249 is CT and 2001-261 is CS view of bottom of flute. 2001-256 is BW and 2001-250 is CT and 2001-262 is CS view of right side of flute. 2001-257 is BW and 2001-251 is CT and 2001-263 is CS view of left side of flute. 2001-258 is BW and 2001-252 is CT and 2001-264 is CS of detail shot showing flute mouth hole. 2001-259 is BW and 2001-253 is CT and 2001-265 is CS of detail shot showing flute end hole. 2001-266 through 2001-275 are color slide shots of various details of flute (including 2001-266 some finger holes; 2001-270 mouth end; 2001-271, 2, 3 - views of stop.)1 For more information: Smithsonian Institution / Collections; Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / The George Catlin Pawnee Flute Cited in: [Catlin 1857] 1 Smithsonian Institution and the National Museum of Natural History catalog record as of February 26, 2017
Payne #34: Pawnee ~1935 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Pawnee1,2; Date crafted: About 1930's2,3; Date acquired: 19651; Overall length: 45.720(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 18' in)4 Identification: Wolf item #34, photos #211-2161; Munn auction lot #6193; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $170 ($215.43 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $800 - $1,400, Starting bid $4005; Remarks: Made of spacer cane, feather drops, bought at Buffalo Ranch, Vinita OK, 18” long.2 1 [Wolf 2003]
TL-WSU #4: Pawnee 1860 Mid-range F Native American Flute Primary Material: Western Cedar1; Crafting culture: Pawnee2; Date crafted: 18603; Overall length: 51.8(±0.1) cm (⇇ 518 mm)1 Provenance: From the collection of Thurlow Lieurance. Restored to playing condition by Dr. Richard W. Payne in 1989.1; Disposition: In the Thurlow Lieruance collection at Wichita State University.4; In the collection of the Wichita State University since May 17, 1990.5; Remarks: Rough hewn with finger holes hand cut by knife.1 1 [Hensley 2002], page 12 Culture: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni)AMNH 50 / 5385: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni) ~1904 Bird Call Crafting culture: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1904 or before2; Date acquired: 19043; Materials: WOOD, HIDE, FEATHER3 Identification: AMNH Field No. 123; Provenance: USA3; Personnel: Donors: Dr. Clark Wissler and James R. Walker3; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50 / 5385.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017 (original text: ‘Blackfoot, Piegn’)
AMNH 50 / 5449G: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni) ~1904 Wrapped-Block Whistle Crafting culture: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1904 or before2; Date acquired: 19043; Overall length: 42.0(±0.5) cm4; Materials: CANE, FEATHERS, SINEW, PIGMENT, STRING3 Identification: AMNH Field No. 213; Personnel: Donors: Dr. Clark Wissler and James R. Walker3; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50 / 5449G.5 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections Cited in: [Wissler 1912], page 139 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017 (original text: ‘Blackfoot, Piegn’)
NMAI 14/3392: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni) ~1895 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1890 – 19002; Overall length: 59.5(±0.5) cm3; Materials: Wood, lead, cotton cord/cordage2 Provenance: Collection history unknown; formerly in the collection of Dr. Walter A. Stevens; acquired by MAI in 1925.2; Disposition: In the National Museum of the American Indian collection in Washington, DC, catalog #14/3392.4; Remarks: Place: Montana; USA. Techniques: Carved, wrapped, tied.2 1 National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution catalog record as of August 28, 2010 (original text: ‘possibly Pikuni Blackfeet (Piegan) (attributed)’)
Vernon 402: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni) ~1888 Native American Flute Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Crafting culture: Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni)2 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1875 – 19003; Overall length: 34.5(±0.5) cm4 Provenance: Received from the Jackson Hole Preserve on April 23, 1968, and cataloged by Joel H. Bernstein in August, September, or December of 1973.5; Disposition: In the David T. Vernon Indian Arts Collection at the Colter Bay Indian Arts Museum at Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. In November 2011, it was relocated to the Western Archaeological and Conservation Center in Tuscon, Arizona.6 For more information: Flutopedia: Native American Flutes in the David T. Vernon Indian Arts Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
Culture: PilagerDCM 238: Pilager ~1922 Native American Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Wood2; Crafting culture: Pilager2; Ojibwe3 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Before February 22, 19224; Date acquired: February 22, 19222; Overall length: 40.958(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 16 1/8' in)5; 40.90(±0.05) cm2; Materials: Unidentified wood, flue cover of soapstone, pipestone(?).2 Provenance: From George R. Moore, Jamesville, Wisconsin, 22 Feb. 1922.2; Disposition: In the Dayton C. Miller collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., cataloged as DCM 238:.6; Remarks: The flue cover is, for this plain instrument, unusually ornate, carved, possibly to resemble a rattlesnake's rattle, integral mouthpipe. DCM ledger: "Pilager Tribe of Minnesota."2 For more information: Library of Congress / Dayton C. Miller Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
Culture: Pima (Akimel O'odham)AMNH 50.1 / 2117: Pima (Akimel O'odham) ~1910 Open-Block Flute Crafting culture: Pima (Akimel O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1910 or before2; Date acquired: 19101; Overall length: 47.0(±0.5) cm3; Materials: REED1 Identification: AMNH Field No. 3091; Personnel: Donor: Erastus T. Tefft (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.1 / 2117.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
AMNH 50.1 / 4764: Pima (Akimel O'odham) ~1911 Wrapped-Block Flute Crafting culture: Pima (Akimel O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1911 or before2; Date acquired: 19111; Overall length: 48.6(±0.5) cm3; Materials: REED, CLOTH1 Identification: AMNH Field No. 3411; Provenance: AZ, PINAL COUNTY, COHATK, Southwest, USA1; Personnel: Donor: Dr. Carl Lumholtz (Purchase)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.1 / 4764.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
Payne #59: Pima (Akimel O'odham) ~1975 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Pima (Akimel O'odham)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1970's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #8132; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $150 ($190.09 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $200 - $300, Starting bid $1003; Remarks: Made of cane, burnt design, wrapped in red cord, 17” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Culture: PlainsAMNH 50.2 / 2568: Plains ~1924 Native American Whistle Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1924 or before2; Date acquired: 19241; Overall length: 75.0(±0.5) cm3; Materials: CANE, HIDE, BEADS, THREAD, STRING, PIGMENT, SINEW ?1 Personnel: Donor: Col. J. M. Andrews (Gift)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.2 / 2568.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
AMNH 50.2 / 5091: Plains ~1946 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1946 or before2; Date acquired: 19461; Overall length: 44.5(±0.5) cm3; Materials: WOOD, HIDE, METAL, PITCH, CORD1 Identification: AMNH Field No. 531; Provenance: WA?, WASHINGTON TERRITORY?, Plateau, USA?1; Personnel: Donors: Marvin J. Wright and Mrs. J. P. Robinson (Gift)1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.2 / 5091.4 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
CMH V-X-422: Plains ~2917 Native American Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Before June 24, 29171; Overall length: 34.5(±0.1) cm2 1 Canadian Museum of History catalog record as of April 14, 2017
CMH V-X-476: Plains ~1864 Native American Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1860 – 18691; Overall length: 64.6(±0.1) cm2 1 Canadian Museum of History catalog record as of April 14, 2017
Payne #41: Scott Loomis Plains ~1985 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Instrument maker: Scott Loomis1,2 «Web Site»; Date crafted: About 1980's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #114A2; Auction history: October 21, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $300 ($380.18 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $250 - $350, Starting bid $1253; Remarks: The larger flute is carved redwood with eagle baffle block and made by Scott Loomis. Both flutes include storage cases. Length of flutes: 21” & 38”.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #42: Plains ~1985 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1980's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #114B2; Auction history: October 21, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $300 ($380.18 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $250 - $350, Starting bid $1253; Remarks: The larger flute is carved redwood with eagle baffle block and made by Scott Loomis. Both flutes include storage cases. Length of flutes: 21” & 38”.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #51: Plains ~1945 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1940's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #4342; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $140 ($177.42 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $500 - $900, Starting bid $2503; Remarks: Carved and painted design, tin can baffle, 22” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #52: Plains ~1965 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1960's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #6832; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $70 ($88.71 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $300 - $500, Starting bid $1503; Remarks: Hide wrapped, incised painted design, 20” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #53: Billy Mike Plains ~1965 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Instrument maker: Billy Mike1,2 — Ute (Nuutsiu); Date crafted: About 1960's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #6852; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $100 ($126.73 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $600 - $1,000, Starting bid $3003; Remarks: Made by Billy Mike, with incised and painted floral design, from the Dupree collection, 21” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #55: Richard Payne Plains ~1965 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Instrument maker: Dr. Richard Weston Payne1 (1918–2004); Date crafted: About 1960's2; 1980's – 19953 Identification: Munn auction lot #7472; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $225 ($285.13 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $400 - $700, Starting bid $2004; Disposition: In the collection of Robert and Julia Gatliff.5; Remarks: Early doc Payne flute in the style of how they taught flute making at Bacone's College, like the Dick west flutes, bored in two pieces and held together with a collar.5; Cut beads decorate a band that wraps the flute, stylized bird block, 24” long. [Based upon the construction this flute was made by Dr. Payne. The flute is bored from a single piece of cedar, and cork plug is used between the chambers. The block resembles an early style used by Dr. Payne.]1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #58: Richard Payne Plains ~1985 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Instrument maker: Dr. Richard Weston Payne1 (1918–2004); Date crafted: About 1980's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #8122; Auction history: October 22, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $850 ($1,077.16 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $300 - $450, Starting bid $1503; Remarks: The maker was not attributed in the auction catalog, but it is believed to have been made by Dr. Payne, inspired by Item #433. The flute is ebony bored with a twist bit in two sections that are joined by a wooden collar of a light wood that later split and was glued back together. Dr. Payne found using a gun drill to bore the flutes in one piece as a superior technique. 23” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #60: O. W. Jones Plains ~1945 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Instrument maker: Dr. Oliver W. Jones1; Date crafted: About 1940's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #8932; Auction history: October 23, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $2,250 ($2,851.31 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $700 - $1,000, Starting bid $3503; Disposition: As pf October 23, 2005, in the collection of the flute maker, Oliver W. Jones.1; Remarks: The maker was not attributed in the auction catalog. The nicely playing flute was made by Dr. Oliver W. Jones. The bear carved head on the end was carved by the first owner of the flute. Dr. Jones won the flute back in the auction after a bidding war with a phone-in bidder from Alaska. 25.5” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
Payne #64: Plains ~1975 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 1970's1,2 Identification: Munn auction lot #9902; Auction history: October 23, 2005 by R. G. Munn Auctions: Sale price $100 ($126.73 including buyer's premium and tax), Estimate $150 - $250, Starting bid $753; Remarks: Beaded over steel flute with narrow barrel, 15” long.1 1 [Gatliff 2005]
PBH 2003.25.1: Plains ~2003 Native American Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 20031; Overall length: 57.1(±0.1) cm2 Provenance: Donor: Dr. Castle McLaughlin (1/2003 - 11/13/03). Owner: United Tribes Technical College (1/2003). Geography/Provenience: North America/United States/North Dakota/Burleigh County/Bismarck.1; Disposition: In the Peabody Museum of Harvard, cataloged as #2003.25.1.3; Remarks: Inventory Description: Flute, wood, woven black and turquois bands, metal and wood mouth. Object Description: Wooden flute with metal plate and piece of wood tied on with hide strips; black and green thread decoration1 1 Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University catalog record as of April 14, 2017
Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 72.39(±1.27) cm (⇇ 57/2 in)1 Auction history: May 18, 2011 by Sotheby's Auctions: Sold for $12,500 (including Buyer's Premium), Estimate: $7,000 - $10,0001; Remarks: Plains Painted Wood Effigy Courting Flute, flageolet, of openwork form, composed of a straight section of cedar branch, split lengthwise and joined with "pitch glue," with five holes on the upper section, surmounted by a terraced stop, fastened with hide wrappings, a finely carved crane's head at one end, inset with yellow glass beads for eyes, its beak slightly parted, the other end with a small metal mouthpiece, fine incised details and remains of red and yellow pigment overall.1 1 Auction by Sotheby's Auctions on May 18, 2011
Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 74.93(±1.27) cm (⇇ 59/2 in)1 Auction history: May 18, 2007 by Sotheby's Auctions: Estimate: $3,000 - $4,0001; Remarks: Plains Wood Courting Flute, flageolot, composed of a straight section of branch, split lengthwise and joined, with five holes on one side, surmounted by a "stop, in the form of a horse," fastened with hide wrappings. Catalog Note: Please see Ewers, 1986, p. 162 for a discussion of the origin of the courting flute.1 1 Auction by Sotheby's Auctions on May 10, 2007
Plains ~1890 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: About 18901; Overall length: 35.56(±2.54) cm (⇇ 14.0 in)1 Auction history: September 12, 2003 by Cowan's Auctions: Sale price $1,265 (including buyer's premium)1; Remarks: Plains Indian's Courting Flute, ca. 1890, has a two-piece construction. Engraved with geometric designs, red wash with green or faded blue in engraved areas and ornamented with leather thong wrappings with hanging fringe. A thin piece of sheet lead is mounted to the top near tone slide, length 14". Condition: Expected wear, still VG+.1 1 Auction by Cowan's Auctions on September 12, 2003
Plains ~1890 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Plains1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1880 – 19002; Overall length: 55.88(±2.54) cm (⇇ 22.0 in)1 Provenance: Purchased in 1977 from Bob Ward's Original Trading Post, Santa Fe, NM.1; Auction history: April 8, 2012 by Cowan's Auctions: Sale price $1,528 (including buyer's premium)1; Remarks: Plains Courting Flute, assembled of two pieces of hollowed wood and wrapped with buffalo gut; remnants of red pigment, total length 22 in. Condition: Beaded charm likely a later addition; gut is tearing in areas; some small chips in wood.1 1 Auction by Cowan's Auctions on April 8, 2012
Culture: Potawatomi (Neshnabé)AMNH 50.1 / 7179: Potawatomi (Neshnabé) ~1913 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Potawatomi (Neshnabé)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 1913 or before2; Date acquired: 19131 Provenance: WI, OCONTO COUNTY, SURING, Midwest, USA1; Personnel: Collector: John V. Satterlee; Donor: Alanson B. Skinner1; Disposition: In the American Museum of Natural History collection in New York City, catalog #50.1 / 7179.3 For more information: American Museum of Natural History / Anthropology Collections 1 American Museum of Natural History catalog record as of March 24, 2017
DCM 532: Potawatomi (Neshnabé) ~1925 Native American Flute Primary Material: Soft wood1; Softwood2; Crafting culture: Potawatomi (Neshnabé)2,3 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Before December 23, 19254; Date acquired: December 23, 19252; Overall length: 61.20(±0.05) cm2; 61.436(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 24 3/16' in)5; Materials: Soft wood, possibly pine. Tied with blue and red braided tassel.2; Condition: Missing lead flue plate.2 Provenance: From N. E. Carter, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 23 Dec. 1925.2; Disposition: In the Dayton C. Miller collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., cataloged as DCM 532:.6; Remarks: Dayton C. Miller ledger entry: "Pottowattomi [sic] Indian."2 For more information: Library of Congress / Dayton C. Miller Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
DCM 845: Potawatomi (Neshnabé) ~1929 Native American Flute Primary Material: Gun barrel1; Gun barrel2; Crafting culture: Potawatomi (Neshnabé)2,3 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Before April 15, 19294; Date acquired: April 15, 19292; Overall length: 47.466(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 18 11/16' in)5; 46.65(±0.05) cm2; Materials: Tube apparently made of a segment of gun barrel, quite old, having a hammer weld seam. Stained wood flue cover, lead flue plate.2 Provenance: From Albert G. Heath, Chicago, 15 Apr. 1929.2; Disposition: In the Dayton C. Miller collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., cataloged as DCM 845:.6; Remarks: Dayton C. Miller ledger entry: "American Indian, Potawatomi."2 For more information: Library of Congress / Dayton C. Miller Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
Potawatomi (Neshnabé) ~1850 Native American Flute Crafting culture: Potawatomi (Neshnabé)1 «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Mid 1800's2; Overall length: 51.118(±0.318) cm (⇇ 'Overall length is 20 1/8 inches.' in)3 Disposition: In the collection of Hawk Henries.4 1 Facebook post by Hawk Henries on June 24, 2014
Culture: PuebloDCM 548: Pueblo ~1926 Native American Flute Primary Material: Soft wood1; Softwood2; Crafting culture: Pueblo2,3; Date crafted: Before January 4, 19264; Date acquired: January 4, 19262; Overall length: 38.80(±0.05) cm2; 38.735(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 15 1/4' in)5; Materials: Unidentified soft wood, stained yellow, now darkened.2; Condition: The 2 halves are unglued and any mouthpipe this instrument may have had is now missing. Also missing one feather (noted by DCM).2 Provenance: From N. E. Carter, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, 4 Jan. 1926.2; Disposition: In the Dayton C. Miller collection of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., cataloged as DCM 548:.6; Remarks: Dayton C. Miller ledger entry: "Pueblo Indian."2 For more information: Library of Congress / Dayton C. Miller Collection 1 entered by Clint Goss
Maker: Colyn PetersenColyn Petersen Low Bb Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): Bb31; Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Instrument maker: Colyn Petersen1; Date crafted: February 25, 2007 or before2; Date acquired: February 25, 20071; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 77.25±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Purchased by Clint Goss in person from the flute maker, Colyn Petersen, at the Potomac Flute Festival on February 25, 2007.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Colyn Petersen Mid-range F# Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): F#41; Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Instrument maker: Colyn Petersen1; Date crafted: October 1, 2003 or before2; Date acquired: October 1, 20031; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 59.25±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Purchased by Clint Goss in person from Mac Lopez, Whirlwind studios, Idlewild, CA on October 1, 2003.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Colyn Petersen Mid-range G Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): G41; Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Instrument maker: Colyn Petersen1; Date crafted: June 10, 2005 or before2; Date acquired: June 10, 20051; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 60.00±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Purchased by Clint Goss in person from the flute maker, Colyn Petersen, at the INAFA convention (I think) on June 10, 2005. Subsequently sent to Colyn to improve the tuning and craft a revised base to the block, which were done.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Maker: Helio PortalesHelio Portales High C# Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): C#51; Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Instrument maker: Helio Portales1; Date crafted: November 20, 2004 or before2; Date acquired: November 20, 20041; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 35.65±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Won by Clint Goss in person at the silent auction at the Dallas Flute Retreat on November 20, 2004.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Maker: Pat PartridgePat Partridge Mid-range G Kokil Pancham Open-Block Flute Fundamental pitch (design): G41; Fingering sequence: –T1231; Instrument maker: Pat Partridge1; Date crafted: October 20, 2006 or before2; Date acquired: October 20, 20061; Primary scale: Kokil Pancham1 (steps: 3–2–2–1–4) Provenance: Gift of the flute maker, Pat Partridge, to Clint Goss by mail on October 20, 2006 .1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.3 1 entered by Clint Goss Maker: Peter PhippenPeter Phippen Low A Vessel Flute Fundamental pitch (design): A31; Primary Material: Emu Egg1; Fingering sequence: 11; Instrument maker: Peter Phippen1; Date crafted: November 23, 2003 or before2; Date acquired: November 23, 20031 Provenance: Gifted to Clint Goss in person from Peter Phippen at the Flower Mound gathering on November 23, 2003.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.3 1 entered by Clint Goss Maker: Richard PaynePayne #15: Richard Payne Native American Flute Crafting culture: (Unspecified)1,2; Instrument maker: Dr. Richard Weston Payne3 (1918–2004); Overall length: 52.705(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 20 3/4' in)4 Identification: Wolf item #15, photos #88-923 1 [Wolf 2003] (original text: ‘(blank)’) Payne #26: Richard Payne 1972 Native American Flute Crafting culture: (Unspecified)1; Instrument maker: Dr. Richard Weston Payne2 (1918–2004); Date crafted: 19722; Overall length: 60.960(±0.159) cm (⇇ 'L 24' in)3 Identification: Wolf item #26, photos #154-1632 1 [Gatliff 2005] (original text: ‘(blank)’) Richard Payne Mid-range F# Major Diatonic Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): F#41; Primary Material: Cedar1; Fingering sequence: 123–1231; Instrument maker: Dr. Richard Weston Payne1 (1918–2004); Date crafted: November 24, 2002 or before2; Date acquired: November 24, 20021; Primary scale: Diatonic Major1 (steps: 2–2–1–2–2–2–1) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 57.55±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Gifted to Clint Goss from Richard W. Payne in person at the the Flower Mound workshop on November 24, 2002.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Maker: Steve PetermannSteve Petermann High C Ake Bono Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): C51; Fingering sequence: 123–121; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: November 18, 2012 or before2; Date acquired: November 18, 20121; Primary scale: Ake Bono1 (steps: 2–1–4–2–3) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 43.75±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Purchased by Clint Goss by mail from the flute maker, Steve Petermann, on November 18, 2012.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann High C Maqam Nahawand Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): C51; Fingering sequence: T123–1231; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: January 10, 2013 or before2; Date acquired: January 10, 20131; Primary scale: Maqam Nahawand1 (steps: 2–1–2–2–1–2–1–1); Overall length: 43.50±0.05 cm3; Markings: No markings by the maker on this flute.1 Provenance: Gift of the flute maker, Steve Petermann, to Clint Goss by mail on January 10, 2013.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann Mid-range A Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): A41; Primary Material: Cherry1; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: October 28, 2016 or before2; Date acquired: October 28, 20161; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia» Provenance: Replacement by the flute maker, Steve Petermann, to Clint Goss on October 28, 2016 for a purchased flute tat was crushed in the mail.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.3 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann Mid-range A Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): A41; Primary Material: Cedar1; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: October 24, 2016 or before2; Date acquired: October 24, 20161; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia» Provenance: Purchased by Clint Goss by mail from the flute maker, Steve Petermann, on October 24, 2016. It was crushed during shipping.1; Disposition: The pieces of the flute are in a plastic bag in the "Clint Flutes" box in Clint Goss's collection.3 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann Mid-range F# Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): F#41; Fingering sequence: T123–1231; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: March 7, 2013 or before2; Date acquired: March 7, 20131; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 57.30±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Gift of the flute maker, Steve Petermann, to Clint Goss by mail on March 7, 2013, after discussion about crafting flutes with Just Intonation temperament.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann Mid-range G Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): G41; Fingering sequence: T123–1231; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: November 18, 2012 or before2; Date acquired: November 18, 20121; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 54.95±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Gift of the flute maker, Stevel Petermann, to Clint Goss by mail on November 18, 2012.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Steve Petermann Mid-range G Minor Native American Flute Fundamental pitch (design): G41; Fingering sequence: T123–1231; Instrument maker: Steve Petermann1; Date crafted: January 10, 2013 or before2; Date acquired: January 10, 20131; Primary scale: Minor Pentatonic1 (steps: 3–2–2–3–2) «Wikipedia»; Overall length: 55.15±0.05 cm3 Provenance: Gift of the flute maker, Steve Petermann, to Clint Goss by mail on January 10, 2013.1; Disposition: In the collection of Clint Goss.4 1 entered by Clint Goss Set: Published FlutesBeltrami Bird-Head ~1823 Native American Whistle Date crafted: 1823 or before1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Beltrami Flutes 1 entered by Clint Goss on 3/10/2017, based on the date collected.
Beltrami ~1823 Native American Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 1823 or before2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Beltrami Flutes 1 entered by Clint Goss
Date crafted: 1246 CE – 1286 CE1 Cited in: [Fewkes 1911], page 15 (footnote) and page 30; [Robinson-WJ 1991], page 3 1 [Robinson-WJ 1991], page 3 Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 1246 CE – 1286 CE2 Cited in: [Judd 1930] 1 entered by Clint Goss Breckenridge Native American Flute Date crafted: 1020 CE – 1160 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Breckenridge Flute Cited in: [Rees 2011]; [Rees 2013]
Cited in: [Ortiz 1979], page 427 Primary Material: Bone1; Era crafted: Ancestral Puebloan / Archaic-Early Basketmaker Era2 (7000 BCE – 1500 BCE) «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: Before 4000 BCE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / East-Texas Flute 1 entered by Clint Goss
Gypsum Cave 6F396: Rim-blown Flute Era crafted: Ancestral Puebloan / Late Basketmaker Era1 (50 CE – 500 CE) «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 500 CE – 750 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Gypsum Cave Flutes Cited in: [Harrington 1933]; [Harrington 1940]; [Payne 1989], page 15 1 [Payne 1989], page 14
Gypsum Cave 6F84: Rim-blown Flute Era crafted: Ancestral Puebloan / Late Basketmaker Era1 (50 CE – 500 CE) «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 500 CE – 750 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Gypsum Cave Flutes Cited in: [Harrington 1933]; [Harrington 1940]; [Payne 1989], page 15 1 [Payne 1989], page 14
Primary Material: Bone1; Era crafted: Jiahu2 (7000 BCE – 5800 BCE) For more information: Wikipedia: Gudi (instrument) Cited in: [Zhang 2000], page 1 1 entered by Clint Goss Primary Material: Bone1; Era crafted: Ancestral Puebloan / Archaic-Early Basketmaker Era2 (7000 BCE – 1500 BCE) «Wikipedia»; Date crafted: 5580 BCE ±1402 For more information: Flutopedia: The L'Anse Amour Flute Cited in: [McGhee 1975] 1 entered by Clint Goss Mammoth Cave Reed Rim-blown Flute Primary Material: Reed1; Date crafted: 756 BCE – 203 BCE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Mammoth Cave Reed Flute Cited in: [Carstens 2004]; [Applegate 2008], pages 390, 413, and 414; [Watson-PJ 1969]; [Kennedy 1997] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Nordenskiöld Spring House Flute Date crafted: 1266 CE – 1277 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Mesa Verde Flutes Cited in: [Nordenskiold 1893], page 101; [Robinson-WJ 1991], page 18; [Wilcox 2002] 1 [Robinson-WJ 1991], page 18 Obelisk Cave A350437: Rim-blown Flute Primary Material: Reed1; Date crafted: 470 CE – 489 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Obelisk Cave Reed Flute Cited in: [Brown-EJ 2005], pages 209-210;
[Morris 1936], page 35;
[Morris-EA 1980] 1 entered by Clint Goss Obelisk Cave A350451: Rim-blown Flute Primary Material: Reed1; Date crafted: 470 CE – 489 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Obelisk Cave Reed Flute Cited in: [Brown-EJ 2005], pages 209-210;
[Morris 1936], page 35;
[Morris-EA 1980] 1 entered by Clint Goss Pueblo Bonito Refuse Heap H-2783 Whistle Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE1 Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 [Coltrain 2007] Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE1 Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 [Coltrain 2007] Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE1 Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 [Coltrain 2007] Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4557 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4558 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4559 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4560 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4561 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4562 Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 H-4563 Painted Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 33 Large Flute Primary Material: Wood1; Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 entered by Clint Goss
Pueblo Bonito Room 85 Second Flute Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE1 Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 [Coltrain 2007] Pueblo Bonito Room 85 Square Flute H-7270 Flute Date crafted: 690 CE – 944 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Flutes of Pueblo Bonito Cited in: [Pepper 1909] 1 [Coltrain 2007]
Date crafted: 750 CE – 1250 CE1 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / The Range Creek Flute Cited in: [Trease 2006]; [Trease 2007]; [Bjorkman 2016]
For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Mesa Verde Flutes Cited in: [Brown 1967], page 82 Cited in: [Ortiz 1979], page 274 Cited in: [Ortiz 1979], page 320 Primary Material: Bone1; Date crafted: 300 CE – 400 CE2 For more information: Flutopedia: The Development of Flutes in North America / Talus Village Bone Flute Cited in: [Morris 1954], page 63; [Brown 1967], pages 80-81 1 entered by Clint Goss |
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