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Item X 974 Message stick. Yirandali. Hughenden, Eyre, Queensland, Australia. pre 1892

Physical Description

A cylindrical section of wood incised with designs. The ends taper to a point.

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Object/Medium

Message stick
Maker

Unknown
Cultural Groups

Yirandali
Locality

Hughenden, Eyre, Queensland, Australia
Date Produced

pre 1892
Date Collected

pre 1892
Object Measurements

130 mm (Length), 15 mm (Width), 15 mm (Height)
Keywords

Communication
Type of item

Object
Discipline

Anthropology
Category

First Peoples
Collecting Areas

Australian Indigenous - Northern Australia and Queensland and Torres Strait Islands

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Item X 974 Message stick. Yirandali. Hughenden, Eyre, Queensland, Australia. pre 1892

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