Wooden bird with a human face collected by Jacobsen, in 1883, either from Golovin Bay on the north shore of Norton Sound or Ekusak near Goodnews Bay. Jacobsen wrote that the image "probably represented the spirit of an ancestor. During the Feast for the Dead, the bird was lowered from the roof of the qasgiq by a rope as soon as a new guest entered through the opening located in the middle of the floor as if to greet the new guest." A wing and leg have been restored. MV, IVA3119 (26cm)
