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The small bag was carried as a container for the lighter when hunting
or used for tobacco. The brownish fabric made of elm bast is additionally decorated
with stripes (shiriki) woven in the warp direction from dark blue cotton yarn imported from Japan.
cotton yarn imported from Japan. The edge is bordered with a narrow strip of blue-coloured, imported cotton
blue coloured cotton fabric. A small piece of silk wadding (jap. mawatta) is attached to the bag.
which is somewhat sticky due to the so-called silk glue. It is possible that two pieces
of this material imported from Japan may have been attached in such a way that they formed a kind of
Velcro fastener.
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Textile fragment
kasup
Language: Ainu
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Trowel
ay
Language: Ainu
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Fragment of an arrow
pisakku
Language: Ainu
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Water scoop
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Head ring
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Breast jewellery
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