FMNH 163003.nosub[1]
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Description: scan of catalog card [FRONT] [MAIN BODY] Chicago Natural History Museum—Ethnology | [Field Museum subject code written in red] 34-40 | Provenience: Phillipines. Luzon Island. Village of PakÈt. | People or Culture: Ilongot. | Object: Fish spear. | Material: wood, metal, rubber, string, bamboo. | Description: Long, slender metal rod with point at one end. Narrow band of rubber is bound to the opposite end with string. The other end of the band is looped over a small bamboo stick and knotted with a piece of braided string. Note: used for small fish in streams. | Dimensions (in cm.): Length - 60.85 | Collection: Purchased from Rev. Dell G. Schultze 27 June 1967. | [LEFT MARGIN] A | ENT | 163003 | Field No. 19 | Neg. No. A6 | neg.Alb.P.475 | Acc. 2958 | [BACK] [2 photographs] |Catalog Number: 163003.nosub[1]Description: spearMaterials: wood, metal, rubber, string, bambooCultural Attribution: IlongotAccession Number: [2958] D. G. Schultze (Purchase)Accession Year: 1967City/Town: Paket VillageCollector/Source: Reverend Dell G. Schultze, Reverend Dell G. SchultzeEMu IRN: 1065970GUID: 9ad3f1e3-3725-4d49-9ce3-1740e616f2ab
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