lure, octopus
human history
Pule ta'i fe'e, squid lure
dark top shaped stone. two pieces of shell, strip of root, piece of leaf. length of line and small wooden float.
This pule ta o fe'e, or octopus lure, is made from a large shell with a sennit rope and a wooden sinker. These lures were used to draw out an octopus from its hiding place.
Accession number: 1940.194 Last Update: 23 Sept 2026
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Pule ta'i fe'e
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1940.194
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1940
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25758 (ethnology)
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