Accession No
Z 46168.17
Description
Bone or antler handle, possible for an ulu. Handle has an arched back in a crescent shape, with a flat cross-section; corners are rounded; the interior face has two broken handle stools (ikuvraq) with four circular indentations between.
Place
Arctic; North America; Canada; Nunavut; Southampton Island; ?Expectation Point
Period
Inuit
Source
Manning, Thomas Henry [excavator and donor]; British Canadian Arctic Expedition
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
Z 46168.17; A17 [Excavation no.]
Cultural Affliation
Material
?Bone; ?Antler
Local Term
Measurements
90mm
Events
Context (Related Documents)
See photocopy of Manning's notebook, current location unknown.
Event Date
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Handle - worked bone.
Event Date
Author: maa
Context (Field collection)
Expectation Point was excavated by T.H. Manning, British Canadian Arctic Expedition, in spring 1938.
Event Date 1938
Author: Imogen Gunn
Context (References)
Manning, T.H. (1942). ‘Remarks on the Physiography, Eskimo and Mammals of Southampton Island’. Canadian Geographical Journal, vol. 25. pp 17-35
Event Date 1942
Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)
Description (Physical description)
Bone or antler handle, possible for an ulu. Handle has an arched back in a crescent shape, with a flat cross-section; corners are rounded; the interior face has two broken handle stools (ikuvraq) with four circular indentations between.
Event Date 23/10/2024
Author: Dominique Devadason
FM:27750
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