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- Object[687]
- no[687]
- abacus[1]
- armlet ornament[1]
- arrow[256]
- arrow case[1]
- arrow shaft[2]
- arrowhead[1]
- arrowheads[1]
- awl[12]
- awl sheath[5]
- axe[1]
- baby carrier[4]
- basket[6]
- basket lid[1]
- beam[9]
- belt[1]
- bird cage[4]
- bird trap[1]
- blowgun[1]
- blowgun dart quiver[8]
- blowgun darts[7]
- bow[3]
- box[2]
- box lid[1]
- canoe paddle[1]
- carrying basket[4]
- carrying basket lid[1]
- case[1]
- ceremonial betel box[1]
- ceremonial club[3]
- ceremonial flute[3]
- charm container[1]
- cocoon unraveller[1]
- cow bell[1]
- creel[4]
- crossbow[2]
- dart[1]
- divining splint[60]
- drill[2]
- drum[2]
- eel trap[2]
- faja[1]
- fan[3]
- feather case[2]
- feather holder[1]
- finger piano[1]
- fire saw[1]
- fish container[1]
- fish net[2]
- fish spear[8]
- fish trap[4]
- fish trap part[2]
- fishing tackle[1]
- fishing trap[1]
- flask[1]
- flint and steel case[1]
- folding pillow[1]
- food basket[2]
- friction drum[1]
- gong mallet[1]
- guitar[1]
- hair comb[1]
- harpoon arrow[1]
- harrow[1]
- hat[2]
- hatchet[1]
- hook[1]
- instrument[2]
- jaw harp[4]
- jaw harp case[3]
- knife[5]
- knife sheath[2]
- lattice[2]
- lime container[10]
- lime container stopper[2]
- loom[11]
- loom part[34]
- lute[4]
- model[3]
- mouth organ[4]
- musical instrument[4]
- neck rest[4]
- peg[10]
- post[4]
- quiver[2]
- rattle[6]
- recorder[2]
- rice basket[2]
- rice measure[2]
- rice planting stick[9]
- shadow puppet[2]
- shield[4]
- snare[2]
- spear[50]
- spear thrower[8]
- theater frieze[4]
- tobacco box[10]
- tobacco pipe[5]
- trumpet[5]
- violin[2]
- warp measuring peg[7]
- abyssinia[1]
- admiralty islands[1]
- algeria[1]
- angola[3]
- arup[5]
- aua[4]
- australia[12]
- ban bun mi[11]
- ban chiang[4]
- ban om kaeo[28]
- baram river[4]
- batu sangkar[3]
- benguet[2]
- berlin harbor[51]
- berlin harbor region[2]
- biratori[6]
- bismarck archipelago[7]
- borneo[49]
- brazil[52]
- burma[5]
- cameroon[6]
- canton[4]
- china[10]
- corrego grande[30]
- davao[17]
- department of guatemala[3]
- department of sacatepequez[3]
- dutch east borneo[3]
- dutch new guinea[4]
- dutch west borneo[12]
- forrest river[2]
- german new guinea[28]
- guatemala[6]
- guiana[7]
- guyana[2]
- hokkaido[6]
- humboldt bay[9]
- india[9]
- japan[11]
- java[8]
- kamblinto[2]
- kapuas river[6]
- kararau[4]
- luzon[4]
- madagascar[3]
- matto grosso[30]
- matto grosso state[2]
- mendalam river[6]
- middle sepik river[2]
- mindanao[19]
- napak[2]
- new guinea[146]
- new hanover[13]
- new hebrides[4]
- new ireland[2]
- northeastern new guinea[6]
- northern australia[10]
- northern luzon[55]
- northern new guinea[46]
- northern solomon islands[27]
- pachacamac[2]
- padang panjang[3]
- palimbei[2]
- papua new guinea[6]
- pennsylvania[61]
- peru[2]
- philadelphia[61]
- philadelphia county[61]
- philippine islands[105]
- putus sibau[2]
- rey coast[3]
- rondonopolis[2]
- san antonio aguas calientes[3]
- san pedro sacatepequez[3]
- santong[2]
- sao lorenco river[32]
- sarawak[25]
- sepik river, 700-800 km. from mouth[10]
- sepik river, 725-750 km. from mouth[7]
- sierra de perija[2]
- silat river[2]
- simabar[2]
- solomon islands[31]
- south america[10]
- st matthias group[6]
- sumatra[9]
- tambunum[5]
- tamlu[2]
- thailand[60]
- the university museum[61]
- timbunke[5]
- tinjar river[3]
- ubon[3]
- udon thani[52]
- united states of america[63]
- venezuela[3]
- west sumatra[3]
- western australia[2]
- western province, papua new guinea[6]
- wuvulu[7]
- ban bun mi[11]
- ban chiang[4]
- ban dong yen[1]
- ban kham phakkood[1]
- ban khon sawan[1]
- ban nong mek[1]
- ban om kaeo[28]
- ban tha chuang[1]
- ban tong[1]
- 19th century[4]
- qing dynasty[4]
- ainu[6]
- angami[1]
- ao[2]
- apayao[7]
- bagobo[18]
- bakatan[1]
- berawan[1]
- bontoc[19]
- bororo[2]
- buddhist[1]
- burmese[1]
- bushmen[1]
- cadoca[1]
- cakchiquel[3]
- chakma[1]
- chinese[10]
- choctaw[1]
- dayak[1]
- diau[2]
- eastern bororo[30]
- fang[6]
- guato[13]
- hawaiian[1]
- hindu[1]
- ho (asian culture)[1]
- iban[3]
- ifugao[18]
- indian[4]
- isaan[53]
- japanese[66]
- kantu'[4]
- kayan[13]
- kenyah[3]
- korean[1]
- lao[1]
- laotian[1]
- long kiput[2]
- long wat[1]
- macoa[2]
- madang[4]
- melanau[2]
- minangkabau[3]
- minangkebau[6]
- miri[2]
- native american[1]
- negrito[5]
- nepalese[1]
- papuan[10]
- pokomam[3]
- sebop[4]
- shangana-tsonga[1]
- sherbro[1]
- tanjong[1]
- thai[59]
- waiwai[3]
- wapisiana[2]
- wardaman[10]
- yonggom/muyu[6]
- crocodile[2]
- gatutkatja[1]
- hornbill[1]
- jajadrata?[1]
- parrot[6]
- agricultural tools and equipment[3]
- container[1]
- cotton production[1]
- fiberworking tools and equipment[1]
- fishing equipment[2]
- food processing tools and equipment[3]
- food service tools and equipment[1]
- household accessory[1]
- hunting equipment[2]
- rice production[3]
- silk production[1]
- textileworking tools and equipment[37]
- transportation artifacts[1]
- trapping equipment[1]
- woodworking tools and equipment[1]
- chinese language[4]
- english[1]
- japanese language[61]
- bamboo[687]
- bark[17]
- basketry[4]
- bone[19]
- cane (plant)[53]
- carnelian[1]
- cloth[2]
- coconut[1]
- coconut fiber[1]
- cord[1]
- corn cob[2]
- cotton[14]
- cowrie[1]
- feather[69]
- feathers[2]
- fiber[30]
- fish bone[1]
- gilding[1]
- glass[13]
- gourd[1]
- gum[14]
- hair[1]
- hide[5]
- horn (animal part)[1]
- horsehair[1]
- iron[5]
- ivory[4]
- lacquer[3]
- leather[4]
- mai bong[1]
- mai duu[2]
- mai kung[1]
- mai rai[1]
- mai yung[1]
- metal[46]
- namman yaang khii sii[1]
- nito[3]
- nylon[3]
- obsidian[1]
- palm[4]
- paper[2]
- parchment[1]
- peel[245]
- pigment[72]
- pith[6]
- plant fiber[78]
- raffia[1]
- rattan[12]
- rawhide[1]
- reed (plant)[10]
- rope[4]
- seed[3]
- seeds[1]
- semi-precious stone[1]
- shell[10]
- silk[5]
- skin[9]
- stone[4]
- string[4]
- sugar palm fiber[1]
- tar[1]
- textile[28]
- thread[1]
- tin[1]
- tobacco[1]
- twine[1]
- vegetable fiber[8]
- vine[3]
- water buffalo horn[1]
- wire[2]
- wood[687]
- wool[1]
- j. matsuo[61]
- mr. badatuddin[1]
- unknown[1]
- pennsylvania[60]
- philadelphia[61]
- the university museum[60]
- yes[104]
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