Carving, Australia, Desert Central

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Item X 88292 Rapita or Pinytjatanpa | Carving. Ngaanyatjarra. Blackstone, Desert Central, Western Australia, Australia

Local Name

Rapita or Pinytjatanpa

Physical Description

Carved wooden Rabbit standing on all four paws with long ears which point backward. Decorated with poker-work design consisting of light mottled effect on outer surfaces. Eyes and mouth also marked with poker-work. Tail curves up and around to front.

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Object/Medium

Carving
Maker

Mrs B
Cultural Groups

Ngaanyatjarra
Locality

Blackstone, Desert Central, Western Australia, Australia
Collector

Gaye Sculthorpe
Date Collected

1990
Object Measurements

210 mm (Length), 85 mm (Width), 65 mm (Height)
Classification

Bunjilaka, Many nations, Animal creations
Date Made

1990
Maker

Mrs Benson
Clan/Language Group

Ngatatjara
Place Made

Blackstone, Western Australia, Australia
Indigenous Region

Desert, Australia
Type of item

Object
Discipline

Anthropology
Category

First Peoples
Collecting Areas

Central and Western and South Australian Ethnographic

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Item X 88292 Rapita or Pinytjatanpa | Carving. Ngaanyatjarra. Blackstone, Desert Central, Western Australia, Australia

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Date Made

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Place Made

Indigenous Region

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