New Zealand (Aotearoa)
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Axe/adze

Axe (general & multipurpose)

Adze (general & multipurpose)

Adze (general & multipurpose)

Adze (general & multipurpose)

Ornament (personal adornment); breast ornament (personal adornment)

Poi balls
Boat
Shirt (clothing: outerwear)
Adzes (general & multipurpose)
Chisel (general & multipurpose)
Whetstone
Adze-hammers (adzes (general & multipurpose))
Adze-hammers (adzes (general & multipurpose))
Adze-hammers (adzes (general & multipurpose))
Adze-hammers (adzes (general & multipurpose))
Adze-hammers (adzes (general & multipurpose))

Coins; tokens
Rugby shirts; rugby shorts

Clothing: outerwear

Scoop (food processing & storage)

Skirt
Skirt
Figure (communication artefact)

Figure (communication artefact)

Adze (general & multipurpose)

Adze (general & multipurpose)

Dance accessory; poi balls

Dance accessory; poi balls

Dance accessory

Adze/axe blade

Adze/axe blade

Staff (weapons: bludgeon)
Axe (general & multipurpose)

Samples (textileworking: weaving)

Fish hook

Fish hook
Celt

Dance adornments; poi balls

Poi balls

Walking stick

Fish hook
Fish hooks

Fish hook

Fish hook

Fish hook

Fish hook
Figure (communication artefact)

Dance accessory; poi balls; model

Genealogical stick
Collection Information
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