Blade
Item number Sf522 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Description
A paddle-like blade extends from a socket with an open seam. The blade is narrow but widens towards the edge. The corners are rounded and the edge is bevelled.
History Of Use
The weight of this blade indicates it was a functional agricultural implement, probably a digging stick, which was originally hafted to a wooden handle.
Narrative
Chimu and Lambayeque, Late Intermediate Period; 1000 -1476 C.E.
Item History
- Made in Peru between 1000 and 1476
- Collected between 1949 and 1966
- Owned by Anonymous before May 4, 1981
- Received from Anonymous (Donor) on May 4, 1981
What
- Name
- Blade
- Identification Number
- Sf522
- Type of Item
- blade
- Material
- bronze metal ?
- Manufacturing Technique
- slush cast and hammered
- Overall
- height 4.0 cm, width 12.6 cm, depth 37.7 cm
Where
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
- Made in
- Peru
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