Coconut Husk

65-8-38

From: Caroline Islands | Nukuoro

Curatorial Section: Oceanian

Object Number 65-8-38
Current Location Collections Storage
Provenience Caroline Islands | Nukuoro
Section Oceanian
Materials Coconut Husk
Description

Dried cocount husk (duugaha). Dried and cured (a month in sea water) husk of drinking coconut; twilled to make string and also used as sponge to soak up water, as in drying out canoe bottoms.

Length 30 cm
Width 3.5 cm
Credit Line Purchased from Vern Carroll, 1965
Other Number 55 - Other Number

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