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Fishing line
Fishing line wound on a piece of wood, with several hooks. Received from the Museum für Völkerkunde Berlin, from the "consignment of the Cameroon research station (Captain Kund)". In the corresponding catalogue the object is described as "fishing line", with origin "Cameroon". The museum's index card states "Donated by the Berlin Ethnological Museum in 1889" however, the object is entered in the accession catalogue NLA OL Rep. 751, Akz. 2010/054, No. 308, in 1890.
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Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch Oldenburg
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Cultural attribution
keine Zuschreibung
Object type
Fishing line
Object genre
Ethnographica
Current location
Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch Oldenburg
Inventory number
LMNM_1412
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Museum für Völkerkunde Berlin (Konvolut)
Provenance and sources
when
before 1890
where
Africa, Cameroon
when
1890
where
State Museum of Nature and Man Oldenburg
who
Museum für Völkerkunde Berlin (heute Ethnologisches Museum Berlin)
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