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1994.10.16.1

Quiver [.1] with 15 blow-pipe darts [.2-.16]. [El.B 30/01/2008]


1994.10.16.1

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Collection type
Object
Description
Quiver [.1] with 15 blow-pipe darts [.2-.16]. [El.B 30/01/2008]
Geographical reference
Upper Mazaruni
Cultural groups
Akawaio
Person
Field collector Leslie Rooney
PRM source Daphne Seggar
PRM source Audrey Butt Colson
Date / Period
Date made: Circa 1949-1955
Date collected
circa 1949 - 1955
Acquisition information
Donated: 1994
Materials and processes
Material Cottonwool Fibre Plant, Material Animal Leather Skin, Material Resin Plant, Material Palm Leaf Plant, Material Rope, Material String Plant, Process Woven, Process Plaited, Process Basketry
Dimensions
Diameter 85 mm, Length 355 mm each dart, approx, Height 365 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1994.10.16.1 Accession number: 1994.10.16.2 Accession number: 1994.10.16.3 Accession number: 1994.10.16.4 Accession number: 1994.10.16.5 Accession number: 1994.10.16.6 Accession number: 1994.10.16.7 Accession number: 1994.10.16.8 Accession number: 1994.10.16.9 Accession number: 1994.10.16.10 Accession number: 1994.10.16.11 Accession number: 1994.10.16.12 Accession number: 1994.10.16.13 Accession number: 1994.10.16.14 Accession number: 1994.10.16.15 Accession number: 1994.10.16.16
Research and responses

Silk cotton is a fibre similar to kapok and cotton. It comes from the seed husks of the bombax tree. [El.B 30/01/2008]

Search terms: Weapon, Basketry, Hunting, Quiver, Blowpipe Dart, Basket, Hunting accessory