i Cula ni Bokola
human history
i Cula ni Bokola. Flesh fork. The i Cula ni Bokola is carved from solid kau (wood) into a long slender form consisting of three long straight prongs, and a long cylindrical handle that is finished to a point at the butt. At the base of the prongs, the wood is carved into notches around its circumference, and this is repeated at two points on the handle end towards the butt. The wood is brown in colour and weathered in surface; it has been left unpolished.
Accession number: 1946.178 Last Update: 20 Sept 2018
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Human flesh fork (English)
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- Fiji
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1946.178
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1946
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28923 (ethnology)
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