Spear with Barbed head
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Spear, with a wooden shaft that has been stained dark brown. The prongs of the spear are made from iron, each having an inward turned barb at the tip. The spear head has been socketed and the shaft is perforated. [ASh [OPS move] 28/6/2018]
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Subject
Spear
Publisher
Pitt Rivers Museum
Date
1907
Type
Weapon
Identifier
1907.72.54
Origin
Sulu Archipelago, Philippines
Materials
Wood, iron, pigment Processes: Forged, carved, stained, socketed
Physical Dimensions
1.574mm (L) x 72mm (max)/64mm (min) (W)
Provenance
Field collector: Cecil Vincent Goddard. Collected before 1907.
Acquisition Date
1907
Short description
Spear, with a wooden shaft and an iron, barbed spear head.
Display status
Not on Display
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“Spear with Barbed head,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 27, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2531.
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