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1966.18.0004 :: spjut

Object description

Spjut. Längd: 162 cm. Spjutet består av 2 delar: den 86,5 cm långa spetsen inklusive holk. Det rikt metallspiralutsirade och handtagsförsedda, vackert skulpterat/ skaftet, som avslutas med en motvikt av massivt järn.

Den triangulära spetsen h. skarpslipad egg samt något utsvängda hullingar. Fr. spets. bas är en kantig axel med ytterligare tvåhullingar m. 90 grader avvikelse fr. spetsen. Axeln vriden som ornament.

Litt. för efterbestämning: Handbook to The Ethnographical Collections, British Museum, p. 195, fig. 196: 10 (se 7) (katalogkort/originalbeskrivning)

Data elements
References (1)

Inventarienummer

1966.18.0004

generalkatalog-nr

90295

Sakord

spjut

kategori

vapen

Etnisk grupp (text)

Mobatistammen av Ababwa (Babwa)

Materialkategori

annat

Längd

162 cm

insamlare/donator/säljare

Fru Ebba Bruzewitz, Göteborg

Tidpunkt - förvärv till museet

1919

etn/ark

etnografi

Världsdel - ursprung

Afrika

Land - ursprung

Kongo-Kinshasa

Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: sv.wikipedia.org
Geonames-referens: sws.geonames.org

Land, engelska - ursprung

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Proveniens

Uelle-distriktet, Övre Kongo, f.d. Belg. Kongo

Beskrivning

Litt. för efterbestämning: Handbook to The Ethnographical Collections, British Museum, p. 195, fig. 196: 10 (se 7) (katalogkort/originalbeskrivning)

Original: insamlat av

Fru Ebba Bruzewitz, Göteborg

Original: lokal

Uelle-distriktet, Övre Kongo, f.d. Belg. Kongo

Original: skiss eller foto

skiss

Original: stam

Mobatistammen av Ababwa (Babwa)

Referens - Publicerad i

Årsberättelse 1966, Etnografiska Museet, Göteborg

Källor - http: archive.org, libris.kb.se

Datum - registrering

2001-02-16

Belongs to Samling

1966.18

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