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Object Number
35-122-30/1273
Display Title
3-ball boleadora - guanaco type
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Bola, 3 balls made of hide covered rocks attached to twisted hide cord
Classification
- Bola
Department
Ethnographic
Culture
- Tehuelche
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
South America
/
Argentina
Additional Geographic Terms
Patagonia
Materials
Hide, Stone
Dimensions
Overall: 81.5 x 6 x 5.7 cm (32 1/16 x 2 3/8 x 2 1/4 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
35-122-30/1273
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Bola
|
Argentina
| |
| 35-122-30/1274 | Stone boleadoras - grooved type |
Bola
|
Argentina
| |
| 35-122-30/1275 | Brick boleadora - perforated, half-grooved - odd type |
Bola
|
Argentina
| |
| 10-44-30/76423 | Ostrich bolus |
Bola
|
Argentina
| |
| 56-43-30/8074 | Bola |
Bola
|
Argentina
| |
| 09-27-30/74990 | Guanaco skin pack strap for men |
Tools
|
Tierra del Fuego
| |
| 87-15-10/45756 | Bird bolas |
Bola
|
Unalaska Island
| |
|
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for Guanaco hide pack strap for women
| 09-27-30/74989 | Guanaco hide pack strap for women |
Tierra del Fuego
| ||
| 09-27-30/75006 | Mantle of guanaco skins |
Robe
|
Tierra del Fuego
| |
| 09-27-30/74998 | Guanaco skin headdress |
Headdress
|
Tierra del Fuego
| |
| 09-27-30/75004 | Partly made copa (mantle) of strips of skin from guanaco legs |
Outerwear
|
Tierra del Fuego
| |
| 37-103-30/1507 | Guanaco, raw fiber |
Fiber
|
South America
|