i Cula ni Bokola

human history

i Cula ni Bokola. Carved from solid kau (wood) into a form consisting of four prongs and a bulbous handle. There is a ridge in-between the prongs and the handle, that is circular in shape, with notches decorating the rim of the ridge. At the top end of the handle is a bulbous protrusion. Brown in colour and a glossy polished surface treatment.

Whakahounga o Mua: 20 Sept 2018
Ingoa Kē

Flesh fork (English)

Rā Tāpiringa

1924

Tohu Tuakiri Kē

14821 (ethnology)

O117 (Edge-Partington)

Wāhanga

Pacific

Uiuitia Tirohanga API
9 Mātātuhi
fork, 14821, O117, Photographed by Andrew Hales, digital, 08 Jun 2017, Cultural Permissions Apply Cultural Permissions Apply
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