Rabatan te kaneati
Rabatan te kaneati. Trolling lure shank. This rabatan (fishing lure shank) is cut from the mid-section of te bwaeao (pearl shell) from the hinge to the lip. A perforation is drilled through the thickest point of the rabatan, located at the hinge end. The rabatan is rectangular in general shape which is ground and reduced at both ends. Reduces to a pointed apex at the hinge end. The rabatan is curved in profile with high sheen and iridescent light yellow colour, then transitioning to a darker maroon towards the base end where the lure point would be lashed. The inner side of the lure is matte and white in colour.
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Trolling lure shank (English)
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1936.295
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1936
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23927.7 (ethnology)
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