Knife, Australia, Southwest (Western Australia)

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Item X 98436 Tabba | Knife, hafted. Specific locality unrecorded, Southwest, Western Australia, Australia. c.1840

Local Name

Tabba

Physical Description

Taap saw-knife consisting of six pieces of flaked glass set in a row in resin which has been attached to a long cylindrical stick with a painted end.

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Object/Medium

Knife, hafted
Maker

Unrecorded
Locality

Specific locality unrecorded, Southwest, Western Australia, Australia
Date Produced

c.1840
Collector

Mr Robert Edwards - Museum of Victoria
Date Collected

1995
Object Measurements

520 mm (Length), 40 mm (Width), 20 mm (Height)
Classification

Bunjilaka, Many nations, Working country
Date Made

about 1840
Maker

Not Recorded
Clan/Language Group

Noongar
Place Made

Western Australia, Australia
Indigenous Region

Southwest, Australia
Collection Names

The Christensen Fund Collection, Henry Krips Collection
Type of item

Object
Discipline

Anthropology
Category

First Peoples
Collecting Areas

Central and Western and South Australian Ethnographic

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Item X 98436 Tabba | Knife, hafted. Specific locality unrecorded, Southwest, Western Australia, Australia. c.1840

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