Boomerang
mid 19th century (made)
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Carved wooden boomerang of simple undecorated design.
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Materials and techniques | Carved wood |
Brief description | Carved wooden boomerang, used by the Koles for hunting game, Gujarat, mid 19th century. Ex India Museum. Egerton 3.; boomerang, katariya; Arms, wood, Gujarat |
Physical description | Carved wooden boomerang of simple undecorated design. |
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Gallery label | Boomerangs katureea: (three); wood, undecorated; length on outer curve 34, 29, 29 ins; Kole tribe, Gujarat
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Credit line | Transferred from the India Museum in 1879 |
Object history | As originally arranged and displayed in Exhibition Road Indian Museum galleries until 1955, with some additions while in storage, case F.695 |
Historical context | Used by the Koles [sic] for hunting game like hares, wild boar etc. |
Production | Transferred from the India Museum to South Kensington Museum in 1879 |
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Accession number | 2761:3/(IS) |
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Record created | March 27, 2014 |
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