Shield (Weapons: Accessories)

Carved and painted wooden shield. Duplicate for hmos 119.
Both hmos110 and hmos119 are present in SCC; 3/3; 034; 00C; 001. Therefore this record cannot be a duplicate for hmos119. Jennings, Rachel; 2014-08-26. 28-1-1961

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Identifier

hmos110

Origin

Cagayan Island

Materials

Wood; paint; plant fibre; cord

Physical Dimensions

Overall: 830 mm x 356 mm

Provenance

28-1-1961

Short description

Shield (Weapons: Accessories)

Display status

In storage

References

Duplicate for hmos 119.
Both hmos110 and hmos119 are present in SCC; 3/3; 034; 00C; 001. Therefore this record cannot be a duplicate for hmos119. Jennings, Rachel; 2014-08-26.

Official Website

https://www.horniman.ac.uk/object/hmos110

Collection

Horniman Museum

Source

Record accessed in November 2020
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“Shield (Weapons: Accessories),” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 25, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2885.

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