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Ainu groups probably adopted the tradition of pipe smoking from their Chinese and
their Chinese and Japanese trading partners. This lighter is held together by
held together by leather straps on both sides and is decorated with Chinese coins
(inscription: Ch'ang-p'ing t-ung-pao, "emergency money", undated). In the pouch
two pieces of flint and an openwork chisel with the long sides curved outwards.
sides curved outwards.
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Ceramic shard
otoxkoxpe / tampakox
Language: Ainu
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Lighter container
push / ay-o-p / yar-ikayop
Language: Ainu
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Quiver
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Hatchet blade
suto
Language: Ainu
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Snowshoes
chitarpe
Language: Ainu
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Mat
inau-ru
Language: Ainu
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Headdress
attush / axrush
Language: Ainu
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Garment
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