Snow goggles Yup’ik people, Alaska/Siberia 19th century Wood 5″ (w) x 1 1/2″ (h) x 1 5/8″ (d) These goggles were made from a single piece of wood, with cavities carved for the eyes and nose, and a wrap-around slit so that the wearer could see to the sides, as well as straight ahead. Eye protection was essential for winter hunting, protecting the eyes from excess light, while also sharpening focus. Price on request
