- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Deer-horn chisel, used for removing birch bark. Broadly cylindrical and shaped to a rounded point at one end. [CW [OPS Move] 11/4/2017]
- Long description
- Wapiti antler chisel for removing birch bark.
- Geographical reference
- British Columbia Juan de Fuca Straits
- Cultural groups
- Makah
- Person
- Field collector James Wood
- Field collector HMS Pandora
- PRM source Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford
- Date / Period
- Date made: On or before 1850
- Date collected
- ?On or before 1850
- Acquisition information
- Transferred: 17/02/1886
- Materials and processes
- Material Animal Antler
- Dimensions
- Length: max 410 mm, Depth: max 57 mm, Width: max 64 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1886.1.850
Further items to explore
1933.68.7Small green nephrite chisel.1933.68.7
1916.36.67Stone chisel, tapered along its length to a ground edge. [SM (Verve) 04/02/2015]1916.36.67
1904.35.61.2Unidentified iron object, possibly a ?chisel/tool or part of a spoon/ladle, a long thin length of iron with a flattened end that is slightly wider than the main body. [SM 05/12/2007]1904.35.61.2
1995.39.3Chisel used for making a shadow puppet. [L.Ph 'DCF 2004-2006 What's Upstairs?' 10/3/2005]1995.39.3
1884.20.31Ivory harpoon head (blade missing). The harpoon head is carved with a split at the top to insert blade and a hole to insert thong. (Blade and thong missing). [FB 24/01/2014]1884.20.31
1934.13.2Female doll dressed in seal and caribou skin. [MJD 19/08/2009]1934.13.2
1997.19.28Child's moccasin.1997.19.28
1932.88.162Candle made of a fish. A thin fish suspended in a yellow liquid in a lidded glass specimen jar. [BA [OPS move] 21/6/2017]1932.88.162