Shield
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Shield made of light wood cut from one piece. On the outside convex to the shape, the upper part and the lower end have five cut-out pins. On the back, a handle is cut out. The shield is "sewn" at the upper and lower ends with braided rattan. On the front of the shield there are several notches and jacks that can be traces of use in a defense situation.
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Type
Physical Object
Identifier
1915.02.1367
Origin
Igorot Region
Materials
plant material, wood, plant fiber
Physical Dimensions
Height: 83.2 cm | Width: 29.3 cm
Provenance
From the collection of Morner, Birger | Acquired: Wahlen, Heinrich Rudolph
Mörner, Birger (1867-05-05 - 1930-03-10), diplomat, author, count, traveler
Birger Mörner (eg. Mörner af Morlanda), born 1867, died 1930, diplomat, author, count, traveler.
Birger Mörner undertook extensive trips in the tropics and brought home a number of ethnographics that he donated to Swedish collections. Several expeditions were documented in various literary forms.
more info here: collections.smvk.se, libris.kb.se
This object was acquired from:
Wahlen, Heinrich Rudolph (1873 - 1970), consul
Description
Heinrich Rudolph Wahlen, born 1873 in Germany, died 1970, consul and entrepreneur, owned several of the western islands in the Bismarck Archipelago in the early 20th century. He had a large mansion built on Luf Island, Hermit Group, Western Islands. He was married to Thyra and they were the parents of Viola Wahlen.
Sources, Kulturnav - same
kulturnav.org
Sources - http
collections.smvk.se
Mörner, Birger (1867-05-05 - 1930-03-10), diplomat, author, count, traveler
Birger Mörner (eg. Mörner af Morlanda), born 1867, died 1930, diplomat, author, count, traveler.
Birger Mörner undertook extensive trips in the tropics and brought home a number of ethnographics that he donated to Swedish collections. Several expeditions were documented in various literary forms.
more info here: collections.smvk.se, libris.kb.se
This object was acquired from:
Wahlen, Heinrich Rudolph (1873 - 1970), consul
Description
Heinrich Rudolph Wahlen, born 1873 in Germany, died 1970, consul and entrepreneur, owned several of the western islands in the Bismarck Archipelago in the early 20th century. He had a large mansion built on Luf Island, Hermit Group, Western Islands. He was married to Thyra and they were the parents of Viola Wahlen.
Sources, Kulturnav - same
kulturnav.org
Sources - http
collections.smvk.se
Acquisition Date
1915
Short description
From Catalog ( OCR)
Description
Shield made of light wood cut from one piece. On the outside convex to the shape, the upper part and the lower end have five cut-out pins. On the back, a handle is cut out. The shield is "sewn" at the upper and lower ends with braided rattan. On the front of the shield there are several notches and jacks that can be traces of use in a defense situation.
Description
Shield made of light wood cut from one piece. On the outside convex to the shape, the upper part and the lower end have five cut-out pins. On the back, a handle is cut out. The shield is "sewn" at the upper and lower ends with braided rattan. On the front of the shield there are several notches and jacks that can be traces of use in a defense situation.
Display status
Not on display
References
http://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/1003862, http://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/1000686, http://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/1000678
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Translated from Swedish by Google Translate
Record accessed Dec. 2020
Edited for grammar by the Mapping team
Record accessed Dec. 2020
Edited for grammar by the Mapping team
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“Shield,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 25, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/3296.
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