Gift of William Pepper, 1891
Accession Lot
- Object[503]
- no[503]
- adze[16]
- adze blade[48]
- adze haft[3]
- arm ring[5]
- arrow[33]
- axe[3]
- bag[5]
- bailer[1]
- bark cloth[11]
- bark cloth beater[5]
- bark cloth stamp[5]
- basket[1]
- bow[2]
- bowl[12]
- box[2]
- bracelet[2]
- breadfruit pounder[3]
- calabash lid[2]
- calabash neck[2]
- cannibal dish[1]
- cannibal fork[5]
- canoe[2]
- canoe bow fragment[1]
- canoe bow piece[1]
- canoe ornament[1]
- canoe paddle[4]
- canoe stern piece[3]
- cast[1]
- cloak[1]
- cloak pin[1]
- club[30]
- coconut[1]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[6]
- currency[6]
- dance paddle[1]
- doorpost[2]
- doorpost fragment[1]
- ear ornament[8]
- ear ornament plug[6]
- ear pendant[1]
- exchange valuable[2]
- fan[6]
- fan handle[7]
- feather holder[1]
- figure[17]
- fishhook[23]
- flake[16]
- flax pulp[2]
- fly whisk[1]
- food pounder[1]
- gable figure[2]
- gable ornament[1]
- girdle[1]
- gourd[1]
- hand club[10]
- head ornament[1]
- headband[1]
- headdress[2]
- hemp[3]
- kava bowl[7]
- kava cup[6]
- kava dish[2]
- kilt[1]
- ladle[2]
- lintel[1]
- mask[1]
- mat[6]
- model[3]
- neck ornament[4]
- neck rest[2]
- necklace[11]
- needle[4]
- net sinker[1]
- ornament[2]
- panpipes[1]
- pigment container[1]
- poi ball[1]
- poi bowl[2]
- poncho[1]
- pounder[4]
- puppet[1]
- ritual oil dish[1]
- rope[11]
- rope material[1]
- sandalwood[1]
- shaggy mat[1]
- sinker[4]
- skirt[18]
- sleeping mat[4]
- sling[2]
- spear[18]
- spearhead[1]
- staff[6]
- stilt step[6]
- tattooing needle[10]
- tattooing needle head[2]
- throwing club[4]
- walking stick[2]
- water cooler[6]
- whale tooth[2]
- anaho[1]
- atiu[5]
- auckland[3]
- austral islands[1]
- barkley sound[2]
- bay of plenty region[5]
- british columbia[2]
- canada[2]
- caroline islands[2]
- china[1]
- cook islands[27]
- coromandel[1]
- easter island[7]
- efate[1]
- epi[1]
- fiji islands[190]
- gilbert islands[8]
- gisborne region[4]
- hawke's bay region[16]
- hong kong[1]
- lake tarawera[1]
- lau group[1]
- lukunor[1]
- malaita[2]
- mangaia[4]
- manihiki[1]
- marquesas islands[69]
- marshall islands[6]
- mauke[13]
- napier[15]
- near lake taupo[2]
- near poverty bay[4]
- near typee valley[1]
- nendo[1]
- new britain[3]
- new caledonia[1]
- new guinea[2]
- new hebrides[5]
- new zealand[115]
- nikunau[1]
- niue[7]
- north island[51]
- northland region[16]
- nuku hiva[3]
- ohinemutu[2]
- palau[1]
- polynesia[5]
- rarotonga[21]
- rimatara[1]
- rotorua[2]
- samoa islands[23]
- santa cruz islands[2]
- satawan[1]
- solomon islands[21]
- south pacific[12]
- tai pi vai[1]
- taranaki[2]
- tauranga[2]
- taveuni[1]
- te wairoa[1]
- thames[2]
- tonga islands[2]
- ua pou[8]
- vancouver island[2]
- vatu-i-ra[6]
- waikato region[4]
- wairoa[1]
- wellington[1]
- whangarei[16]
- near thames[1]
- human head[1]
- man[1]
- sau sing kung[1]
- woman[1]
- abalone[17]
- animal teeth[1]
- argillite[2]
- bamboo[21]
- bark[2]
- bark cloth[16]
- basalt[1]
- bird bone[1]
- bone[24]
- cane (plant)[32]
- cedar bark[2]
- clay[7]
- cloth[7]
- coconut[1]
- coconut fiber[10]
- coconut shell[7]
- cotton[1]
- dog teeth[1]
- feather[4]
- fiber[34]
- fish teeth[2]
- glass[11]
- gourd[2]
- gum[3]
- manila hemp[4]
- metal[13]
- midrib[3]
- new zealand flax[25]
- obsidian[18]
- palm leaf[5]
- pandanus[3]
- pandanus leaf[1]
- peel[2]
- pigment[14]
- plant fiber[130]
- plaster[1]
- porpoise teeth[1]
- pumice[1]
- rattan[1]
- reed (plant)[1]
- root[1]
- sandstone[25]
- seed[1]
- shark teeth[1]
- shell[37]
- spine[4]
- steel[1]
- stingray spine[4]
- stone[56]
- tooth[2]
- totara wood (podocarpus totara)[7]
- tusk[9]
- twine[2]
- whale bone[4]
- whale ivory[9]
- whale tooth[8]
- wood[212]
- wool[2]
- yes[469]
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421 - 450 of 503 Records