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Object Number
2020.3.60.2
Display Title
Sharpened digging stick; one of five
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Stick, carved wood, brown, tapered to point at both ends
Classification
- Stick
Department
Ethnographic
Culture
- Hadza
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa
/
Tanzania
Materials
Wood
Dimensions
Overall: 3.5 × 77 × 3.2 cm (1 3/8 × 30 5/16 × 1 1/4 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
2020.3.60.2
Credit Line
Gift of Frank Marlowe, Anthropologist, and the Hadza people of Tanzania
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020.3.60.1 | Sharpened digging stick; one of five |
Stick
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Tanzania
| |
| 2020.3.60.3 | Sharpened digging stick; one of five |
Stick
|
Tanzania
| |
| 2020.3.60.5 | Sharpened digging stick; one of five |
Stick
|
Tanzania
| |
| 2020.3.60.4 | Sharpened digging stick; one of five |
Stick
|
Tanzania
| |
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Stick
|
New Guinea
Indonesia | |
| 58-43-50/10279 | Man's digging stick |
Stick
|
Botswana
Namibia | |
| 971-2-50/11628 | Wooden digging stick, pointed end, 50 in. l. !i |
Stick
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Africa
| |
| 971-2-50/11627 | Wooden digging stick, pointed end 44 in. l. !i |
Stick
|
Africa
| |
| 971-2-50/11633 | Wooden digging stick; bark partially peeled, 34 in. l. |
Stick
|
Africa
| |
| 973-16-50/11399 | Smooth wooden stick, one end pointed, one end blunt |
Stick
|
Ethiopia
| |
| 14-12-50/85475 | Throwing stick |
Stick
|
Sudan
| |
| 2003.1.1225 | Wood stick, thin, black exterior, broken both ends |
Stick
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South America
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