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Item X 15865 Mineral sample. Coopers Creek, Eyre, South Australia, Australia. 1900

Physical Description

A lump of red ochre with a single strand of string embedded within it.

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Object/Medium

Mineral sample
Maker

Unknown
Locality

Coopers Creek, Eyre, South Australia, Australia
Date Produced

1900
Object Measurements

130 mm (Length), 90 mm (Width), 35 mm (Height)
Keywords

Art
Type of item

Object
Discipline

Anthropology
Category

First Peoples
Collecting Areas

Central and Western and South Australian Ethnographic

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Item X 15865 Mineral sample. Coopers Creek, Eyre, South Australia, Australia. 1900

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Date Produced

Object Measurements

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Type of item

Discipline

Category

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