Spatula
Item number Ac240 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Ac240 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Paddle-shaped red-brown wood piece that has a cylindrical shaft with blackened flanges, two of which are side-by-side at the lower end while the other two of which are smaller ones directly under the double-flared butt end. One other recessed flange at shaft's centre point. Slightly flaring paddle end has squared edges, rounded tip, one small recessed flange at shaft join, and two bands of incised lines circling circumference as all other flanges do.
For mixing in container mush or porridge.
Food preparation.
The collector, Nellie Taylor, served as a nursing missionary (1900-1920), first with the Ovimbundu at Bihe, then with the Chokwe at luma Kasai. She belonged to a group who sponsored several missions across Central Africa from 1881-1931.
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Food preparation.
For mixing in container mush or porridge.
Paddle-shaped red-brown wood piece that has a cylindrical shaft with blackened flanges, two of which are side-by-side at the lower end while the other two of which are smaller ones directly under the double-flared butt end. One other recessed flange at shaft's centre point. Slightly flaring paddle end has squared edges, rounded tip, one small recessed flange at shaft join, and two bands of incised lines circling circumference as all other flanges do.
The collector, Nellie Taylor, served as a nursing missionary (1900-1920), first with the Ovimbundu at Bihe, then with the Chokwe at luma Kasai. She belonged to a group who sponsored several missions across Central Africa from 1881-1931.
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