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Anthropology
Belt (general & multipurpose)
Object | 2005.170.4
Anthropology
Skean dhu; sheath (general & multipurpose)
Object | 2005.170.6.2
Anthropology
Rain cape
Object | 6.12.65/571
Anthropology
Skean dhu
Object | 2005.170.6.1
Anthropology
Shoe (footwear)
Object | 2005.170.8.1
Anthropology
Stockings; flashes
Object | 2005.170.10.2
Anthropology
Stockings; flashes
Object | 2005.170.10.1
Anthropology
Hat; hats (ceremonial clothing)
Object | 2010.5
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.9
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.1
Anthropology
Object | 2011.21
Anthropology
Object | 2011.23
Anthropology
Print (art)
Object | 2011.33
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.2
Anthropology
Object | 2011.20
Anthropology
Print (art)
Object | 2011.43.3
Anthropology
Object | 2011.19
Anthropology
Print (art)
Object | 2011.32
Anthropology
Object | 2011.38
Anthropology
Armlet (arm ornament)
Object | 16.18
Anthropology
Object | 2011.30
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.10
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.6
Anthropology
Object | 2011.24
Anthropology
Object | 2011.43.8
Anthropology
Penis box
Object | 12.94
Anthropology
Apron
Object | 13.8.48/13
Anthropology
Sword
Object | 11.178
Anthropology
Chisel (tattoo instruments)
Object | 14.116
Anthropology
Staff of office; fly whisk (ceremonial artefacts & rank insignia); carving (art); handle (general & multipurpose)
Object | 3475
Anthropology
Comb (hair ornament)
Object | nn13018
Anthropology
Comb (hair ornaments)
Object | 36.158
Anthropology
Helmet (headwear (armour: body armour))
Object | 1969.242
Anthropology
Snuff comb; comb (hair ornaments)
Object | 2749
Anthropology
Walking stick
Object | 10.230
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Mask (dance & live theatre)
Object | 10.10.57/2
Collection Information
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