The Dayaks: Peoples of the Borneo Rain Forest (Furness, Hiller, Harrison Borneo Collection)
Exhibition (25 Feb 1989 - 01 Jul 1990)
- Object[527]
- yes[527]
- no[527]
- adze[2]
- arm ring[12]
- awl[2]
- axe[3]
- baby carrier[3]
- basket[3]
- basket lid[3]
- betel nut cutter[2]
- betel pestle[3]
- blowgun dart[3]
- blowgun dart case[4]
- blowgun dart gauge[5]
- blowgun dart poison[5]
- blowgun dart quiver[5]
- blowgun darts[6]
- bottle[6]
- bowl[4]
- canoe[3]
- canoe paddle[8]
- cap[10]
- carrying basket[10]
- carving[2]
- ceremonial cloth[3]
- chinese jar[2]
- christening beads[2]
- cigarettes[2]
- cloth[2]
- comb (hair - grooming tool)[4]
- container[3]
- cotton beater[2]
- cotton gin part[4]
- digging stick[2]
- dish[2]
- drinking cup[3]
- drum[3]
- dye material[5]
- ear[2]
- ear ornament[10]
- ear ornaments[3]
- earring[13]
- field charm[2]
- fighting cap[7]
- fighting jacket[5]
- fire piston[2]
- fish spear[4]
- fish spear head[3]
- fish trap[6]
- fishing tackle[3]
- flint[5]
- flint and steel case[4]
- flute[5]
- gong[9]
- gutta-percha[4]
- gutta-percha tap[3]
- headband[8]
- hip band[2]
- hoe[2]
- hook[4]
- jacket[5]
- jar[11]
- jarlet[2]
- jaw harp[7]
- knife[7]
- leg ring[2]
- lime container[3]
- loincloth[2]
- loom[3]
- lute[3]
- mask[9]
- mat[2]
- mat seat[4]
- medicine[6]
- model[7]
- monkey skull[3]
- necklace[15]
- needle[4]
- platter[5]
- pot[5]
- relief[2]
- rice harvesting knife[2]
- rice sample[4]
- rice wine dipper[2]
- sheath[5]
- shield[6]
- shuttle[4]
- shuttle case[3]
- skirt[10]
- sleeveless jacket[4]
- spear[8]
- spoon[9]
- steel[4]
- sun hat[4]
- sword[7]
- tattoo pattern[17]
- tobacco box[15]
- tobacco pipe[4]
- trophy skull substitute[3]
- water container[3]
- weeding tool[5]
- winding blade[9]
- akar river[1]
- apoh river[1]
- baram district[11]
- baram river[20]
- batang kayan river[2]
- beijing[1]
- borneo[519]
- brunei[1]
- canton[1]
- china[6]
- dutch east borneo[40]
- dutch west borneo[184]
- kabu kapit[2]
- kapuas river[99]
- klinjau river[16]
- long lutin[1]
- long nah[1]
- long wat[1]
- mahakam river[20]
- mapai[6]
- mela[3]
- mendalam river[84]
- niah caves[1]
- pata river[2]
- pliran river[3]
- putus sibau[25]
- rejang river[11]
- sarawak[233]
- saribas river[22]
- silat river[5]
- south china[1]
- tepoh[4]
- tinjar river[10]
- upper baloi river[1]
- vietnam[1]
- ming dynasty[1]
- qing dynasty[2]
- song dynasty[2]
- canopy[1]
- dragon[1]
- fan[1]
- fisherman[1]
- historic incident[1]
- hornbill[1]
- human figures[2]
- jiang ziya[1]
- judgement[1]
- landscape[2]
- animal hair[6]
- animal skin[1]
- antler[1]
- areca nuts[1]
- bamboo[73]
- bark[8]
- bark cloth[5]
- bark fiber[1]
- bear-cat skin[1]
- billian seed[1]
- bird's nest[1]
- bone[18]
- brass[17]
- bronze[8]
- buttons[1]
- casque[1]
- ceramic[36]
- civet skin[1]
- clay[18]
- cloth[8]
- clouded leopard skin[2]
- clouded leopard tooth[2]
- coconut shell[6]
- cone shell[2]
- copper alloy[13]
- cork[5]
- cotton[47]
- damar gum[1]
- false indigo[1]
- feather[9]
- fern root[2]
- fish jaw bone[1]
- flint[3]
- fur[1]
- gibbon bone[1]
- gibbon skin[1]
- glass[56]
- gourd[11]
- gutta percha[1]
- gutta-percha[8]
- hair[1]
- hide[1]
- hornbill beak[1]
- hornbill casque[6]
- hornbill feather[1]
- hornbill feathers[2]
- hornbill skull[2]
- hose's langur skin[1]
- indigo plant[1]
- ipoh[5]
- iron[14]
- ivory[5]
- leaf[13]
- metal[73]
- mollusk shell[1]
- monkey skin[2]
- monkey skull[3]
- nut (plant)[2]
- orangutan skin[1]
- palm leaf[3]
- palm stalk[1]
- paper[2]
- peel[125]
- pigment[25]
- pith[10]
- plant fiber[100]
- plant material[1]
- porcelain[1]
- porcupine quill[1]
- rattan[18]
- rattan peel[5]
- reed[4]
- rice[4]
- root[2]
- scaly anteater[1]
- scaly anteater skin[1]
- seed[6]
- seed pod[1]
- shell[15]
- silk[1]
- skin[7]
- steel[3]
- stone[5]
- string[1]
- sun bear skin[3]
- sun bear tooth[2]
- tiger skin[1]
- tobacco[5]
- tooth[3]
- tusk[3]
- vegetable fiber[4]
- vine[5]
- wax[2]
- wood[213]
- wool[12]
- basketry[3]
- beadwork[1]
- carved[2]
- celadon[1]
- high relief[2]
- yes[270]
