Dart Quiver

Item number 2516/2 a-l from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Bamboo dart container (part a) with a lid attached with string, containing darts and other items. Quiver has interwoven bamboo around lid and three bands around bamboo that attach a dark brown wooden implement to the side. A thin metal strip runs along side and bottom of container and both sides and top of lid. Single string is tied near centre of container. Inside container are parts b-l. Part b is an l-shaped object, wider at one end with a hole in it. Part c is a circular wooden coil of two layers with a hole in the middle. Part d is a twisted wooden piece with a thin rope through one of its two holes. Parts e and f are two cylindrical, hollow bamboo sticks. Part g is a dart-like object with a thin pointed tip and wider main body. Parts h-l are blowpipe darts, long and thin with tapering cylindrical shaped attachments at top.