Musical Instrument
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Group of five pieces of bamboo, parts of musical instrument (?). 20thC (mid)
Department: Asia
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Date
20thC (mid)
Identifier
As1984,19.99.a-e
Origin
Aeta
Materials
Bamboo
Physical Dimensions
Height: 1.50 centimetres part a ; Height: 1.50 centimetres part b ; Height: 1 centimetres part c ; Height: 2 centimetres part d ; Height: 0.40 centimetres part e ; Weight: 48 grammes part a ; Weight: 20 grammes part b ; Weight: 17 grammes part c ; Weight: 20 grammes part d ; Weight: 8 grammes part e ; Width: 37 centimetres part a ; Width: 36 centimetres part b ; Width: 37 centimetres part c ; Width: 35 centimetres part d ; Width: 24.50 centimetres part e ; Depth: 2 centimetres part a ; Depth: 5 centimetres part a ; Depth: 2.30 centimetres part c ; Depth: 2.30 centimetres part d ; Depth: 1.50 centimetres part e
Provenance
Purchased from: Armando Marques Guedes
Acquisition Date
1984
Display status
Not on display
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“Musical Instrument,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed May 3, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/28627.
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