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The richly decorated spatula was used for stirring food and for making alcoholic drinks.
the production of alcoholic beverages. Carving work was carried out exclusively by
and are an expression of their high level of craftsmanship. The scale pattern is
typical of Hokkaido, while the diamond ornaments are more reminiscent of Sakhalin. Oar-shaped
wooden board, widened trapezoidally at the upper end with a triangular hole.
hole.
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Ceramic shard
pera-pasuy
Language: Ainu
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Spoon
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Neck collar
shikari-nisos / nima
Language: Ainu
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Plate
otoxkoxpe / tampakox
Language: Ainu
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Tobacco pouch
nisos / nima
Language: Ainu
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Plate
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Fork
ita
Language: Ainu
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Serving board
chepenipapo
Language: Ainu
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Bowl
hosh
Language: Ainu
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Leg warmers
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