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Shoulder-stick for carrying rice sheaves
Shoulder-stick for carrying rice sheaves
Object Number 08-36-70/74211
Display Title Shoulder-stick for carrying rice sheaves
Descriptions
Inventory Description Tool, carrying stick, flat shaft wider at center, 2 perforations each end
Classification
  • Tools
Department Ethnographic
Culture
  • Ifugao
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Oceania / Philippines / Luzon / Eastern Lepanto
Oceania / Philippines / Luzon / Northern Nueva Vizcaya
Materials Wood
Dimensions Overall: 176 x 7.4 x 4.5 cm (69 5/16 x 2 15/16 x 1 3/4 in.)
Quantity 1
Label on object 08-36-70/74211; 74211

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Man carrying rice sheaves on a pole
08-36-00/1.86 Man carrying rice sheaves on a pole
Philippines
Group of women eating, surrounded by rice-sheaves and carrying baskets
08-36-00/1.46 Group of women eating, surrounded by rice-sheaves and carrying baskets
Philippines
Tie string for rice sheaves, made from bark of small forest tree
08-36-70/74232 Tie string for rice sheaves, made from bark of small forest tree
Cords
Northern Nueva Vizcaya
Eastern Lepanto
Wooden figures guarding sheaves of rice at a granary
08-36-00/1.71 Wooden figures guarding sheaves of rice at a granary
Philippines
Women harvesting rice
08-36-00/1.85 Women harvesting rice
Banawol Pueblo
Carrying: /Ti!kay carrying bags of nuts and Ovambo pot on a carrying stick, using his assegai over the left shoulder to distribute the weight, from the side, with Gautscha Pan in the background
2001.29.1313 Carrying: /Ti!kay carrying bags of nuts and Ovambo pot on a carrying stick, using his assegai over the left shoulder to distribute the weight, from the side, with Gautscha Pan in the background
Gautscha
Side view of ≠Toma holding a carrying stick on his shoulder, with a net hanging behind and a bag in front
2001.29.360 Side view of ≠Toma holding a carrying stick on his shoulder, with a net hanging behind and a bag in front
Nyae Nyae Conservancy
Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
2001.29.1312 Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
Gautscha
Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
2001.29.11890.1 Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
Gautscha
Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
2001.29.11890.2 Carrying: Gao (father of Sa//gai) visiting Gautscha, carrying at least one ostrich eggshell in a carrying net hanging on a stick over his shoulder
Gautscha
/Ti!kay standing with the pan in background carrying bags on a carrying stick; his assegai is thrust under the stick and over his right shoulder to distribute the weight
2001.29.25964 /Ti!kay standing with the pan in background carrying bags on a carrying stick; his assegai is thrust under the stick and over his right shoulder to distribute the weight
Gautscha
/Ti!kay standing with the pan in background carrying bags on a carrying stick; his assegai is thrust under the stick and over his right shoulder to distribute the weight
2001.29.25965 /Ti!kay standing with the pan in background carrying bags on a carrying stick; his assegai is thrust under the stick and over his right shoulder to distribute the weight
Gautscha