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when
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before 1900
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Fruit, such as pandanus or coconuts or arrowroot tubers, belonged to the main nutritional staples on the pre-colonial Marshall Islands. Special tools such as this one had culinary uses, for example in preparing meals or conserves from the fruit. A clam shell was affixed to a wooden rack, whereby the fruit could be finely scraped out and then subsequently cooked or dried.
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Cataloguing data
- Object type
- Schaber
- Dimensions
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Width: 210.0 mm
Height: 155.0 mm
Length: 420.0 mm - Material/Technique
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Coconut, Wood
- Current location
- Museum Natur und Mensch
- Inventory number
- II/1402
Provenance and sources
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Production
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when
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22.11.1901
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where
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Marshall Islands (location/origin)Micronesia (location/origin)Oceania (location/origin)
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Assignment to a curated holding:
Oceania
- Provenance
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Donated by Eugen Brandeis (Imperial Governor of the Marshall Islands) November 1901, collected by Antonie Brandeis (Jaluit) /Donated by Eugen Brandeis (Imperial Governor of the Marshall Islands) November 1901, collected by Antonie Brandeis (Jaluit)
Object no. 50 (Object list Antonie Brandeis, 2nd consignment Nov 1901, SAF C3/241/2): "Pandanus scraper. Breadfruit wood." Additional comment on object II/1404: "Coconut is either eaten raw or scraped and cooked with rice. Also arrow-root placed inside and turned over. The squeezed juice serves as an accompaniment to all dishes. Pandanus is eaten raw or boiled. A preserve is prepared by scraping the cooked fruits individually over the shells No. 24 and 25 or coconut No. 26, pouring them onto coconut bast No. 97 and drying them on a frame model No. 5 in the sun." (in: "Bemerkungen zu den dem Museum zu Freiburg /B. übersandten ethnologischen Gegenständen aus den Marshallinseln. South Seas". SAF D.Sm 35/1).
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