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Coins
Object | nn16641
Anthropology
Kris (dagger (weapons: edged)); dagger sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))
Object | 1662
Anthropology
Lid (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking); beer container (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking)
Object | 10.3.61/20ii
Anthropology
Beer container (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking)
Object | 10.3.61/20i
Anthropology
Churning stick
Object | 10.3.61/19ii
Anthropology
Pounders (pestles (food processing & storage)); churn
Object | 10.3.61/19i
Anthropology
Beer container (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking); lid (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking); beer drinking straw
Object | 10.3.61/20
Anthropology
Dagger sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))
Object | 1662ii
Anthropology
Kris (dagger (weapons: edged))
Object | 1662i
Anthropology
Areca nut cutter
Object | 1976.451
Anthropology
Spoon (food processing & storage)
Object | 1887b
Anthropology
Stage of manufacture (weapons: accessories)
Object | 10.3.61/29.8
Anthropology
Arrow quiver (quiver (weapons: accessories))
Object | 10.3.61/29.1
Anthropology
Knife (weapons: edged)
Object | 1664i
Anthropology
Beer drinking straw; beer container (narcotics & intoxicants: drinking)
Object | 10.3.61/20iii
Anthropology
Churn; lid (food processing & storage)
Object | 10.3.61/19iii
Anthropology
Kris (dagger (weapons: edged))
Object | 1657
Anthropology
Fan (personal protection)
Object | 10.3.61/51
Anthropology
Pounders (pestles (food processing & storage)); churn; churning stick; lid (food processing & storage)
Object | 10.3.61/19
Anthropology
Quiver (hunting, fishing & trapping)
Object | 10.3.61/29
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