Piggy bank | Photographer: Axel Killian
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Piggy bank
In New Guinea, pigs play an important role as prestige objects and as exchange commodities. They are an important part of the male trade and relationship network. However, pigs are raised by women. The interpretation of the pig motif as a piggy bank is a new idea and has been realised creatively by high school students in Papua New Guinea.
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Städtische Museen Freiburg
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Object type
Sparschwein
Dimensions
Länge: 130.0 mm, Ringmaß: 240.0 mm
Current location
Museum Natur und Mensch
Inventory number
II/2426
Provenance and sources
when
1973
where
Siassi (place of manufacture)
when
28.01.2008
where
Siassi (location/origin)
Papua New Guinea (location/origin)
Oceania (location/origin)
Melanesia (location/origin)
who
Privatbesitz - Collectors
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