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Object Number
69-20-10/1393
Display Title
Bone implement, carved, denticulated
Descriptions
Object Description
Spear point, of walrus tusk. Bone implement, carved, denticulated
Inventory Description
Harpoon point, carved ivory, barbed and grooved
Classification
- Harpoon
Department
Ethnographic
Culture
- Alaskan Native or Inuit
- Northwest Coast
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America
Additional Geographic Terms
Northwest Coast
Materials
Ivory
Dimensions
Overall: 47.7 x 1.6 x 1.3 cm (18 3/4 x 5/8 x 1/2 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
1393
Provenance
Collector
Unknown
(?)
Donor
Boston Marine Society
(1869)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
| 69-30-10/1998 | Ivory implement, serrated edge |
Needle
|
Alaska
|
|
| 69-30-10/2002 | Model of kayak carved in walrus tusk |
Carving
|
Alaska
|
|
| 69-30-10/2031 | Implement carved from walrus tusk; drill bow? |
Tools
Raw Material |
Alaska
|
|
| 41-33-10/23480 | Bone or ivory harpoon/spear point; row of small barbs |
Harpoon
|
Alaska
|
|
| 985-27-10/59282 | Barbed spear foreshaft. Carved bone. Prongs along one side. |
Harpoon
Raw Material |
Nunavut
|
|
| 36-73-10/6181 | Harpoon with walrus tusk point |
Harpoon
|
Alaska
|
|
| 90-17-10/48421.1 | Pointed bone implements, serrated |
Harpoon
|
Alaska
|
|
| 88-51-10/50385 | Whale and walrus harpoon head with case |
Harpoon
|
Northwest Territories
|
|
| 67-10-10/258 | Spear point of bone |
Harpoon
|
North America
|
|
| 72-20-60/7103 | Spear head, made of tusk of walrus, with stone point |
Harpoon
Raw Material |
Siberia
|
|
| 69-30-10/1991 | Ivory implement, awl or pick |
Awl
|
Alaska
|
|
Media Restricted
| 34-24-10/3735 | Denticulated bull roarer used as a toy |
Toy
|
Parker
|
