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1889.04.3823 :: stridsyxa, tomahawk, yxa

Object description: Tomahawk, stridsyxa, av trä. Skaftet delvis lindat med koppartråd, genomborrat för att användas som pipskaft. Huvud inlagt med koppar, hammaren utgör en tobakspipa. (Enligt generalkatalogen).

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Stridsyxa (tomahawk - calumet), Nordamerika. Huvud inlagt med koppar, hammaren utgör tobakspipa.

Skaft delvis lindat med koppartråd, genomborrat för att begagnas som pipskaft.

Inköpt 1862 från friherre Georg Abraham Fleetwood, nr 186 i hans samling.

Deposition till Naturhistoriska Riksmuseets etnografiska avdelning, nuvarande Etnografiska museet 1887-06-17.

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1889.04.3823 :: stridsyxa, tomahawk, yxa

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