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Pair of chopsticks. Carved from wood. At the upper end with a movable
movable carved pendant in an eyelet carved directly onto the chopstick. Of
shorter length and more pointed towards the front. Japanese rather than Chinese
influenced. Chopsticks of this type were made as souvenirs for sale to tourists.
to tourists.
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Mat
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Fork
chitarpe
Language: Ainu
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Mat
raykur-tar, raykur-karop
Language: Ainu
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Carrying strap as grave goods
haxka
Language: Ainu
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Cap
imi / i-ka-kus-te-p
Language: Ainu
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Jacket
pon-suwop
Language: Ainu
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Box with drawer
saranish
Language: Ainu
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Container
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Hatchet blade
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