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Barbed harpoon head

Maker
Date 1865-1930
Medium / Technique Bone
Dimensions3.1 x 19.8 x 1 cm
ClassificationTools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Armaments - Edged Weapons
CultureIndigenous
Origin Canada or USA
Geocultural Area Northwest Coast
Object NumberME982X.374
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Barbed harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1930
ME937.8
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
ME982X.382.1.1-2
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1910-1915
ACC957
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1905
ME982X.391.1-2
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1958
M21098
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
M21112
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1910-1915
ACC954
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
ME982X.382.2.1-2
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
M21188
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
M21189
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Toggling harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
M21172
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Harpoon head
Inconnu / Unknown
1900-1930
M21159

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.