I Cula ni bokola
human history
Culanibokola, ritual flesh-eating fork for chiefs and priests
flesh fork. carved from the solid. four prongs set in a square. long bead- shaped handle. used only for human flesh. obtained from an old chief shortly after the death of Missionary Baker.
Accession number: 1931.245 Last Update: 5 May 2026
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'cannibal fork' (English)
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- Mountain Area/Viti Levu/Fiji
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1931.245
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12 May 1931
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16407 (ethnology)
O116 (Edge-Partington)
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