Borneo
The island of Borneo sits off the coast of Southeast Asia and is divided among the countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, and tiny Brunei. Between 1896 and 1898, William H. Furness 3rd, Hiram M. Hiller, and Alfred C. Harrison, Jr., undertook several collecting expeditions to Borneo on behalf of the Penn Museum. They spent six months in Sarawak, traveling upriver to Dayak longhouses, they undertook an expedition to Dutch West Borneo, spending several months on the Kapuas River, and then they visited the Mahakam River in Dutch East Borneo. On these trips, they collected ethnographic objects for the Penn Museum and zoological specimens for the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
- Object[118]
- no[118]
- oceanian[118]
- adze[4]
- arm band making frame[1]
- awl[1]
- baby carrier[4]
- back strap[1]
- basket[1]
- bird's nest harvester[1]
- blowgun dart quiver[2]
- blowgun dart shafts[1]
- blowgun darts[2]
- boat[1]
- boat hook[1]
- bottle[1]
- canoe[5]
- carrying basket[10]
- ceremonial object[1]
- charms[1]
- chopstick[5]
- cradle board[1]
- drum[2]
- dummy head[2]
- fish trap[1]
- hanger[1]
- hoe[1]
- hook[6]
- knife[2]
- leg band making frame[1]
- mat making pole[1]
- medicine[1]
- medicine bottle[1]
- medicine box[1]
- model[6]
- omen record[1]
- penis clamp[4]
- plate rack[2]
- pot[3]
- pot holder[1]
- pump drill[1]
- rice basket[1]
- rice flour dredger[1]
- rice measure[2]
- rice winnower[1]
- sago pounder[1]
- scoop net[1]
- sheath[2]
- shield[12]
- sieve[2]
- sledge hammer[1]
- spear[4]
- spoon[1]
- strainer[1]
- stringed instrument[1]
- sugar cane press[1]
- sun hat[1]
- sword[2]
- taboo sign[1]
- tobacco box[6]
- tobacco pipe[4]
- trinket rack[1]
- vegetable basket[1]
- weeding tool[2]
- apoh river[2]
- baram district[7]
- baram river[15]
- batang kayan river[2]
- borneo[118]
- long lutin[1]
- long wat[4]
- matu[1]
- niah[3]
- niah river[2]
- rejang river[1]
- saban district[3]
- sarawak[118]
- saribas river[2]
- sibuti river[1]
- silat river[2]
- tinjar river[3]
- tutau river[1]
- bamboo[16]
- bark[5]
- boar mandible[1]
- bone[3]
- calabash[1]
- ceramic[4]
- cloth[2]
- cotton[2]
- crocodile tooth[1]
- fiber cord[1]
- glass[4]
- gourd[1]
- hair[5]
- hide[1]
- hornbill beak[1]
- hornbill feathers[1]
- iron[2]
- leaf[3]
- metal[17]
- monkey skin[1]
- palm leaf[1]
- peel[118]
- pigment[5]
- pith[1]
- plant fiber[19]
- rattan[3]
- reptile skin[1]
- shell[4]
- skin[3]
- stone[1]
- tusk[3]
- vegetable fiber[2]
- wood[118]
- wool[1]
- basketry[1]
- actual citation[14]
- type citation[5]
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