Afghanistan
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Hat (clothing: headwear); textile

Horse blanket; textile

Floor felt; textile

Textile; floor felt

Tent strut bag; textile

Textile; floor felt

Scissors (medical science)

Razor (medical science)

Tweezers (medical science)

Dutar; lute

Floor felt; textile

421.221.2 partly-stopped flutes with internal duct

Khyber knife (knife (weapons: edged)); sheath (weapons: accessories)
321.321 necked bowl lutes

Syringe (medical science)

Natural objects
Kite

Syringe (medical science)

Necklace (neck ornament (personal adornment))
Earring

Scalpel (medical science)

Scissors (medical science)

Razor (medical science)

Forceps (medical science)

Knife (medical science)
Textile; sample (textileworking: dyeing & printing)
Winnowing fork (fork (agriculture & forestry))

Knife sheaths (sheaths (weapons: accessories))

Khyber knives (knives (weapons: edged))

Khyber knife (knife (weapons: edged))

Knife sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))

Khyber knives (knives (weapons: edged)); knife sheaths (sheaths (weapons: accessories))
Dress
Headcloth; textile; puggaree

321.321-6 necked bowl lutes sounded by plectrum

Sheath (weapons: accessories)

Sword (weapons: edged); khyber knife (knives (weapons: edged))

Headcover

Cap (clothing: headwear)

Hat (clothing: headwear); textile; chitrali patti cap
Sandal (clothing: footwear)

Donkey furniture

Container (containers)

Charm
Khyber knife (knife (weapons: edged))

Scalpel (pedicure tool)

Needle (pedicure tool)

Scalpel (pedicure tool)

Scalpel (pedicure tool)

Scalpel (pedicure tool)
Collection Information
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