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Item X 40969 Belt. Milingimbi, Eastern Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. c.1930

Physical Description

A belt made of bark (possibly Stringybark) overwound with human hair string. Both ends are painted with natural pigments and decorated with white dots on a red ochre background.

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Object/Medium

Belt
Maker

Unknown
Locality

Milingimbi, Eastern Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia
Date Produced

c.1930
Collector

Reverend Thomas T. Webb
Date Collected

1926 - 1933
Object Measurements

350 mm (Length), 280 mm (Width), 65 mm (Height)
Keywords

Body Decoration
Collection Names

Rev T.T. Webb Collection
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 40969 Belt. Milingimbi, Eastern Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. c.1930

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