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Object Number
991-2-70/5623
Display Title
Spoon
Descriptions
Object Description
Spoon, "sasahuk", made from wood, coconut and rattan, used in cooking
Inventory Description
Spoon, triangular coconut shell piece, perforated and tied to wood handle
Classification
- Spoon
Department
Ethnographic
Culture
- Rungus Dusun
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Oceania
/
Malaysia
/
Borneo
/
Sabah
Additional Geographic Terms
Matunggong
Dimensions
Overall: 28 x 7 x 1.8 cm (11 x 2 3/4 x 11/16 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
991-2-70/5623
Provenance
Collector
Charity R. Appell
(1990 - 1/2/1991)
Donor
Charity R. Appell
(1990 - 1/2/1991)
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| 991-2-70/5622 | Spoon |
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Sabah
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| 987-14-70/5587 | Spoon |
Spoon
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| |
| 08-36-70/74100 | Spoons made from cocoanut shell |
Spoon
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Northern Nueva Vizcaya | |
| 06-13-70/66285 | Sago spoon of cocoa nut shell |
Spoon
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Papua New Guinea
| |
| 18-25-70/D965 | Cocoanut shell spoon |
Spoon
|
Elema
| |
| 11-49-70/83198 | Horn spoon |
Spoon
|
Java
| |
| 02-20-60/62037 | Coconut spoons |
Ladle
|
Maldive Islands
| |
| 36-137-70/525 | Spoons made of cocoanut shell |
Spoon
|
Botel Tobago Island
| |
| 05-34-70/65415 | Cocoanut ladle |
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Papua New Guinea
| |
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Woodwind
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Bougainville Island
| |
| 04-19-70/63268 | Flour dredger or sifter |
Ladle
|
Borneo
Borneo | |
| 987-14-70/5588 | Dipper |
Ladle
|
Philippines
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