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Flat, tongue-shaped (parunpe) carved wooden stick at the front end
Wooden stick, the rear end cut off flat. The rear half of the surface is decorated with
decorated with wavy, counter-rotating notched ornaments. This type of implement is
for repeated use. Notched cuts at both ends as ownership marks (itokpa). These
marks indicate that the owner belongs to a particular male lineage.
lineage. Two further ownership marks (shiroshi) are incised on the underside.
are incised on the underside.
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