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Cast

Ethnography (E1100)

Plaster cast of red volcanic stone sculpture of Matuatonga, the god of harvest who promotes the fertility of the kumara crops on the Island of Mokoia in Lake Rotorua.

Human remains

Ethnography (E1103)

Lengths of plaited human hair fixed into a bundle or hank and secured together at one point.

Carving

Ethnography (E1104)

Carving, head of a Maori woman made of kauri gum carrying a child on her back and showing her moko (facial tattoo).

Adze

Ethnography (E1113)

Adze made of a polished pounamu (greenstone) blade and a carved wooden haft with shell inlay. Blade secured in place with vegetable fibre cord.

Adze

Ethnography (E1114.a)

Polished stone adze blade, sharpened to edge.

Adze

Ethnography (E1114.b)

Polished stone adze blade, sharpened to edge.

Adze

Ethnography (E1114.c)

Polished stone adze blade, sharpened to edge.

Adze

Ethnography (E1115)

Adze blade made of a polished stone blade, four sided, sharpened to an edge, chipped.

Adze

Ethnography (E1116)

Adze blade made of a polished stone blade, four sided, sharpened to an edge, chipped.

Flake

Ethnography (E1121.a)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E1121.b)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E1121.c)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Bag

Ethnography (E1122.a)

Woven bag (kete muka) consisting of two bags made of procesed harakeke (New Zealand flax) joined together at the top with a plaited handle and a fringe around the edge. One of the bags contains a small ornamental bow in blue and natural coloured fibre.

Bag

Ethnography (E1122.b)

Woven bag (kete muka). Rectangular bag with flap, made of brown and natural coloured and processed harakeke (New Zealand flax), with a lining. Plaited handle, two tassels and a fringe.

Bag

Ethnography (E1122.c)

Woven bag (kete muka) made of processed harakeke (New Zealand flax), oval in shape, with wide fringe around the whole circumference. Purple stitching.

Basket

Ethnography (E1122.d)

Bag made of unprocessed harakeke (New Zealand flax), for maize with plaited handles.

Shell

Ethnography (E1123)

Paua (haliotis) shell in its natural form, used for making fishhooks

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1124.a)

Fish hook made of wood, bone, paua (haliotis) shell and vegetable fibre cord. A break in the shell and an indigenous repair.

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1124.b)

Fish hook made of wood, bone, paua (haliotis) shell and vegetable fibre cord.

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1124.c)

Fish hook made of wood, bone, paua (haliotis) shell and vegetable fibre cord.

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1124.d)

Fish hook made of paua (haliotis) shell and vegetable fibre cord.

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1124.e)

Fish hook made of paua (haliotis) shell and vegetable fibre cord.

Mat

Ethnography (E1137)

Goatskin mat?

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1143)

Net sinker made of stone, water-worn pebble with two holes bore through it.

Fishing Object

Ethnography (E1998)

Fish hook (p? kahawai) made of wood, paua (haliotis) shell, bone and vegetable fibre.

Canoe

Ethnography (E2329)

Model war canoe made of wood, vegetable fibre, and paua (haliotis) shell inlay, with paddles and bailers. Length 2m 57cm approx

Basket

Ethnography (E3965)

Basket made of woven fibre with handle.

Flake

Ethnography (E3971.a)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E3971.b)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E3971.c)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E3971.d)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E3971.e)

Worked flake of obsidian.

Flake

Ethnography (E3972.a)

Worked flake of stone.

Flake

Ethnography (E3972.b)

Worked flake of stone.

Flake

Ethnography (E3972.c)

Worked flake of stone.

Flake

Ethnography (E3972.d)

Worked flake of stone.

Carving

Ethnography (E4450)

Carving, head of a Maori man made of kauri gum, showing his moko (facial tattoo)

Paddle

Ethnography (E4723)

Paddle made of carved and polished wood, flat-faced with Janus-like faces at the butt end.

Club

Ethnography (E4848)

Long club (tewhatewha) made of wood, with feathers (now missing) and inlaid with paua (haliotis) shell discs (only six remaining) Carving all over.

Bag

Ethnography (E5368)

Woven bag (kete muka) made of natural harakeke (New Zealand flax), and dyed fibres in red, green and yellow with fringe along three sides. A plaited handle for carrying. The bag contains lots of natural and dyed fibre strands,

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