Skip Navigation Penn Museum logo
  • My Finds 0
Online Collections
  • Browse

    Browse

    Search Collections
    Highlights
    Collections Map
    Objects On View
    Video/Film
  • About

    About

    About Collections
    Access the Collections
    Download Data
    Rights and Permissions
  • Read More

    Read More

    Journal (1919-1935)
    Bulletin (1930-1958)
    Expedition (1958-Present)
    Publications
    Our Blog: Penn Museum Voices
    Websites
  • Search
  • Browse
    • Search Collections
    • Highlights
    • Collections Map
    • Objects On View
    • Video/Film
  • About
    • About Collections
    • Access the Collections
    • Download Data
    • Rights and Permissions
  • Read More
    • Journal (1919-1935)
    • Bulletin (1930-1958)
    • Expedition (1958-Present)
    • Publications
    • Our Blog: Penn Museum Voices
    • Websites
  • Search
  • Penn Museum logo
Online Collections
My Finds 0
Online Collections

Davenport, William H. "Selections from the Exhibition: The Dayaks: Peoples of the Borneo Rainforest." Expedition: The Magazine of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 30, no. 1. (1958-): 37-44.

Reference

  • Object[5]
  • yes[5]
  • no[5]
  • oceanian[5]
  • ear ornament[1]
  • rice wine dipper[2]
  • sheath[1]
  • sword[1]
  • baram district[2]
  • borneo[5]
  • sarawak[5]
  • kenyah[5]
  • animal hair[2]
  • bamboo[1]
  • bark[1]
  • billian seed[1]
  • glass[1]
  • iron[1]
  • rattan peel[1]
  • wood[4]
  • yes[5]
kenyah

1 - 5 of 5 Records

P303B

P303B

Rice Wine Dipper

Add to My Finds +
P1234B

P1234B

Sheath

Add to My Finds +
P304

P304

Rice Wine Dipper

Add to My Finds +
P1234A

P1234A

Sword

Add to My Finds +
P29A

P29A

Ear Ornament

Add to My Finds +
1 - 5 of 5 Records
Penn Museum Homepage.

3260 South Street Philadelphia, PA 19104

215.898.4000 | © Penn Museum 2026

YouTube icon. Facebook icon. Instagram icon. LinkedIn icon.
ABOUT MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT PRESS HOST AN EVENT
The Penn Museum respectfully acknowledges that it is situated on Lenapehoking, the ancestral and spiritual homeland of the Unami Lenape.

World Wonders in your inbox.

Sign up for our Newsletter
Subscribe
UPenn logo.
Report Web Accessibility Issues and Get Help Contact Terms & Conditions Disclaimer Privacy