Canoe; Model
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Canoe model (five parts of) made of wood. 1800s (late)-1930s
Department: Asia
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Date
1800s (late)-1930s
Identifier
As1937,1021.3.a-e
Materials
Wood
Physical Dimensions
Diameter: 0.50 centimetres part d ; Height: 12.70 centimetres part a ; Height: 3 centimetres part b ; Height: 0.40 centimetres part c ; Height: 46.50 centimetres part e ; Weight: 282 grammes part a ; Weight: 34 grammes part b ; Weight: 4 grammes part c ; Weight: 5 grammes part d ; Weight: 8 grammes part e ; Width: 59.70 centimetres part a ; Width: 40.50 centimetres part b ; Width: 51.30 centimetres part c ; Width: 37.30 centimetres part d ; Width: 28.80 centimetres part e ; Depth: 25.90 centimetres part a ; Depth: 3.50 centimetres part b ; Depth: 0.60 centimetres part c ; Depth: 2.40 centimetres part e
Provenance
Donated by: Miss Courden
Acquisition Date
1937
Display status
Not on display
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“Canoe; Model,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 27, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/28261.
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