FMNH 276383.1
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Description: scan of catalog card [FRONT] [MAIN BODY] Chicago Natural History Museum - Ethnology | Catalogue No. 276383 / 1-19 | ENT | Accession No. 2616 | Field Catalogue No. FC-4625 / 1-19 | Negative No. | PRL | Sub. Ind. No. 42-24 | General Provenience: Melanesia New Guinea: Papua | Where collected: | Where made: | Attribution: Torres Straits | Tribe: | People: | Culture: | Brief description: 19 arrows | Detailed description: Bundle of 19 arrows: blackened cane shafts; points of bone and wood; some points incised and designs filled with white pigment; string, fiber and leather (?) bindings. Some points are barbed with bone. | See reverse | Dimensions (in cm.): | length: 150.0* | width: | height: | circumfrence: | diameter: | *average | Fuller Collection: Purchased from Captain A.W.F. Fuller of London, England, in 1958Link to fileCreator: Julia W. Kennedy : Field Museum of Natural History - Anthropology Collections
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Description: excerpt of conversations on Sonoband 136 between Roland Force and Captain A.W.F. Fuller, 1958Catalog Number: 276383.1Description: arrowMaterials: cane, bone, wood, string, pigment, fiber, leatherCultural Attribution: Torres Strait Islander, MelanesianAccession Number: [2616] A. W. F. Fuller (Purchase)Accession Year: 1958Other Numbers: FC 4625/1-19District/County: Torres StraitCollector/Source: Captain Alfred W. F. Fuller, Captain Alfred W. F. FullerEMu IRN: 1398315GUID: 79fa4b8c-5e3d-4953-9893-f6ef92929fed
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