Traditional Pomo clapper stick which is an instrument that's split on one end and played by slapping the split end into the palm of the hand to keep a rhythm and beat during songs and dances. (PR)

Traditional Pomo clapper stick which is an instrument that's split on one end and played by slapping the split end into the palm of the hand to keep a rhythm and beat during songs and dances. (PR)
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