Spear
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Spear. RJM 12803
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Identifier
RJM-12803
Origin
Mindanao
Materials
Iron alloy, Wood, Copper alloy
Process: Metal work, Carving, Connecting
Process: Metal work, Carving, Connecting
Physical Dimensions
1423 mm wide, 33 mm high, 58 mm deep
Provenance
Lot Number 189901. Private collection of Wilhelm Joest which forms the basis of the RJM. His sister, Adele Rautenstrauch, inherited this collection and donated it to the City of Cologne together with her husband Eugen Rautenstrauch.
Acquisition Date
1899
Display status
Not on display
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Translated from German by Google Translate and MPMC editors with the help of RJM curators. Record accessed August 2021.
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“Spear,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 28, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/6800.
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