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D05638 club | fa'aaufala | Photographer: Volker Beinhorn | Rights management: Übersee-Museum Bremen
Small hand club shape. The club is black, rough and untreated with numerous deep holes. The handle has a triangular tip at the bottom, through which a twisted thread has been pulled. The stem is round with a uniform diameter. The transition to the spherical attachment is formed by a 4 flat piece in the dimensions of the stem. The top has the shape of a sphere, deep incisions running lengthwise over the whole sphere. Each prong forms a narrow surface towards the outside. From there, the sides slope outward so that the individual prongs are connected to each other on the inside.
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The name of this item is missing in its original language. If you know the name or have any comments, please use the form to get in touch with the institution that provided the data.
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