Weapons and Defense
Exhibition (27 Oct 1951 - 06 Jan 1952)
- Object[78]
- yes[78]
- african[14]
- american[17]
- asian[5]
- european[1]
- historic[1]
- mediterranean[2]
- near eastern[2]
- oceanian[36]
- armor[3]
- arrow[3]
- axe[1]
- boomerang[3]
- bow[4]
- ceremonial shield[1]
- cinquedea[1]
- club[6]
- dagger[14]
- dagger blade[1]
- dagger sheath[1]
- hand club[1]
- helmet[3]
- knife[2]
- lime container[1]
- matchlock gun[1]
- musket[1]
- phurpa[1]
- pike[1]
- samurai helmet[1]
- sheath[5]
- shield[8]
- sling shot[1]
- spear[5]
- spear thrower[2]
- sword[2]
- sword sheath[1]
- throwing club[2]
- throwing knife[1]
- tomahawk[1]
- war club[3]
- achin[2]
- admiralty islands[1]
- africa[1]
- ajana[1]
- alaska[3]
- arizona[1]
- australia[7]
- bali[2]
- bali (indonesia)[4]
- belgian congo[1]
- beth shean[1]
- boyoma falls[1]
- british new guinea[1]
- cheyenne river reservation[1]
- connecticut[1]
- dry bay[1]
- england[1]
- equatorial province[1]
- etruria[2]
- fiji islands[3]
- fort peck reservation[1]
- french island[1]
- gilbert islands[1]
- great plains (plain)[3]
- india[2]
- iran[1]
- israel[1]
- italy[3]
- japan[1]
- java[1]
- kenya[4]
- king leopold ranges[1]
- luzon[1]
- madura[4]
- majapahit[1]
- michigan[1]
- mindanao[1]
- montana[2]
- morocco[2]
- near lake taupo[1]
- nepal[2]
- new britain[1]
- new guinea[2]
- new zealand[1]
- newark[1]
- nias[1]
- north america[1]
- north island[1]
- northern michigan[1]
- northwestern australia[1]
- papuan gulf[1]
- philippine islands[2]
- pine ridge reservation[1]
- point hope[1]
- queensland[1]
- samoa islands[1]
- south africa[2]
- south australia[1]
- south dakota[2]
- standing rock reservation[1]
- sudan[2]
- sumatra[5]
- tepe hissar[1]
- tibet[2]
- tonga islands[1]
- trent river[1]
- trobriand islands[1]
- united states of america[8]
- vasse district[1]
- vizianagaram[1]
- waikato region[1]
- western australia[4]
- western queensland[1]
- wiluna district[1]
- yukon river[1]
- zaire[3]
- apache[1]
- arab[4]
- balinese[6]
- balolo (bantu culture)[1]
- blackfeet[1]
- bronze age[1]
- buddhist[1]
- dakota[1]
- dene[1]
- eskimo[1]
- huron[1]
- indian[1]
- iroquois[1]
- italian[1]
- japanese[1]
- javanese[2]
- kikuyu[2]
- madurese[4]
- maori[1]
- masai[2]
- moro[1]
- nepalese[1]
- ottawa[1]
- rentjong[1]
- sac & fox[1]
- sioux[4]
- southern cheyenne[1]
- teton[1]
- tibetan[2]
- tlingit[1]
- yankton[1]
- zulu[2]
- period iii c[1]
- animal head[1]
- heads[1]
- abalone[1]
- antelope horn[1]
- bamboo[1]
- bead[1]
- bone[1]
- brass[8]
- bronze[4]
- buckskin[3]
- cloth[2]
- copper[2]
- copper alloy[1]
- cotton[1]
- deer hide[1]
- eagle feather[1]
- fabric[2]
- false coral[1]
- feather[3]
- fiber[2]
- gemstone[4]
- gilt[1]
- glass[1]
- gold[1]
- gum[2]
- hickory wood[1]
- hide[3]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- human hair[1]
- iron[11]
- ivory[5]
- leather[3]
- metal[13]
- new zealand flax[1]
- obsidian[1]
- otter fur[1]
- peel[3]
- pigment[8]
- plant fiber[4]
- quill[1]
- rattan[1]
- rawhide[1]
- sandstone[1]
- seeds[1]
- silk[1]
- silver[2]
- sinew[3]
- steel[4]
- stone[7]
- tin[1]
- turquoise[1]
- wood[55]
- damascene[1]
- engraved[1]
- gilded[1]
- twist-steel[1]
- yes[25]
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