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Item X 83646 kuuy okancha | Fibre. Wik Mungkan. Aurukun, West Cape York, Queensland, Australia. 1980

Summary

This fibre is made from the inner bark of the hibiscus and is used to make two ply string for the making fishing nets.

Local Name

kuuy okancha

Physical Description

Baste from trunks of Hibiscus species.

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Object/Medium

Fibre
Cultural Groups

Wik Mungkan
Locality

Aurukun, West Cape York, Queensland, Australia
Date Produced

1980
Object Measurements

220 mm (Length), 120 mm (Width), 75 mm (Height)
Keywords

Manufacturing
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 83646 kuuy okancha | Fibre. Wik Mungkan. Aurukun, West Cape York, Queensland, Australia. 1980

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Date Produced

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