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Object Number
18-20-70/D1198
Display Title
Canoe bailer, cut from solid piece of wood
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Carved wooden bailer or scoop, interior handle, modern screw loop at end
Classification
- Tools
Department
Ethnographic
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Oceania
/
Papua New Guinea
Additional Geographic Terms
Admiralty Islands
Materials
Wood, Metal
Dimensions
Overall: 35.5 x 12 cm (14 x 4 3/4 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
D1198
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Tools
|
Papua New Guinea
| |
| 00-8-70/55535 | Canoe bailer |
Tools
|
Marshall Islands
| |
| 00-8-70/55532 | Canoe bailer |
Tools
|
Jaluit Atoll
| |
| 05-7-10/65481 | Canoe bailer |
Tools
|
British Columbia
| |
| 05-7-10/65523 | Canoe bailer |
Tools
|
North America
| |
| 09-33-70/75398 | Canoe bailer |
Raw Material
Water - accessory |
Wuvulu Island
Matty Island | |
| 47-54-70/2599 | Carved wooden canoe bailer (broken) |
Bowl
|
New Zealand
| |
| 47-54-70/2503 | Canoe bailer |
Bailer
|
Santa Cruz Island
| |
| 05-7-10/64533 | Ladle, canoe bailer |
Ladle
|
North America
| |
| 976-31-70/5463 | Wood bowl carved in the form of a bailer, natural wood color with + |
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|
Tami Island
| |
|
Image Not Available
for Canoe bailer; from sea going canoe
| 30-71-70/L129 | Canoe bailer; from sea going canoe |
New Guinea
| ||
| 2004.24.17261 | Canoe bailer, spoons, ladles or dippers, cermonial dish, drum |
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|