Model of Bangka Boat
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Model of a banca boat. One piece hull with double outrigger. Symmetrical bow and stern, sharp and with a lot of launch. It hoists a mast with a quadrangular sail. Canoe dedicated to fishing and passage.
Spanish version:
Modelo de banca. Casco de una sola pieza con batanga doble. Proa y popa simétricas, de forma afilada y con mucho lanzamiento. Arbola un palo con vela cuadrangular.
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Date
19th century
Identifier
MNM-1524
Origin
unknown
Materials
cane, wood, fabric
Physical Dimensions
height/length: 22,00 cm
width: 38,00 cm
depth: 19,00 cm
(Precisiones
Eslora: 36,7 cm.
Manga con batangas: 17,5 cm.
Puntal: 3 cm.)
capacity: 15884 cm³
width: 38,00 cm
depth: 19,00 cm
(Precisiones
Eslora: 36,7 cm.
Manga con batangas: 17,5 cm.
Puntal: 3 cm.)
capacity: 15884 cm³
Provenance
Donated to Museo Naval by Manuel de Quesada, commanding general of the Philippines station.
Acquisition Date
unknown
Display status
Not on display
References
Catálogo de la Exposición General de las Islas Filipinas, celebrada en Madrid, inaugurada por S. M. La Reina Regente, el 30 de junio de 1887 Madrid: Est. Tipográfico de Ricardo Fe, 1887
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“Model of Bangka Boat,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 24, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/27652.
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