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Harpoon foreshaft

Maker
Date 1900-1965
Medium / Technique Bone: ivory; metal
Dimensions49,1 cm Outside diameter 1.5cm
ClassificationTools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Armaments - Edged Weapons
CultureIndigenous: Inuit
Geocultural Area Arctic
Origin Canada or USA
Object NumberME989X.129
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord
Status
Not on view

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