Accession No

E 1901.181 A


Description

Fish hook - Catalogue card 1 for E 1901.181 [Z 6836-37] notes in blue ball point pen, 'Two small FISH HOOKS: shank spinners, very short, wide, spoon shaped & one made of dark pearl; & the other of white mottled shell'

Catalogue card 2 for Z 6836 [E 1901.181 A] notes in black typescript 'Small shell fish hook or bait'


Place

Oceania; Melanesia; Solomon Islands


Period


Source

Still, John (Rev.) [collector and donor]


Department

Anth


Reference Numbers

E 1901.181 A; MAA: Z 6836; AR 1902.1313


Cultural Affliation


Material

Shell


Local Term


Measurements


Events

Context (CMS Context)
Catalogue card 2 for Z 6836 has a small adhered paper label’ 1901.181A/ Solomon Is./1874/ Rev. J. Still, 1901’
Event Date 4/2/2014
Author: Rachel Hand


Description (CMS Description)
E 1901.181 A = Z 6836


Event Date 4/2/2014
Author: maa


Context (CMS Context)
Small circular red sticker in top right hand corner of catalogue cards.

(Bio) Rev. John Still.

The Reverend John Still joined the Melanesian Mission of the Church of England in 1873. Based on Norfolk Island, he made frequent visits to the islands in the diocese comprising the groups then known as Santa Cruz, Banks, Torres, Solomon and New Hebrides. He returned to England in 1878. The State Library of New South Wales holds his diary, 1875-1878, a daily account of mission activities including periodic voyages to French Polynesia, New Caledonia, New Hebrides and the Solomon Islands with descriptions of islanders and their customs.


Event Date 4/2/2014
Author: maa


Description (CMS Description)
Catalogue card 1 for E 1901.181 [Z 6836-37] notes in blue ball point pen, 'Two small FISH HOOKS: shank spinners, very short, wide, spoon shaped & one made of dark pearl; & the other of white mottled shell'

Catalogue card 2 for Z 6836 [E 1901.181 A] notes in black typescript 'Small shell fish hook or bait'

Event Date 4/2/2014
Author: maa


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