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Grey stone pounder with one rounded end. The other end tapers and is more oval than round, but the tip is missing.

Culture: Solomon Islands
Material: stone
Made in: New Georgia, Solomon Islands
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Cylindrical stone pounder with rounded ends. Tapered at one end.

Culture: Solomon Islands
Material: stone
Made in: New Georgia, Solomon Islands
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Cylindrical pounder with rounded ends. Tapered at one end.

Culture: Solomon Islands
Material: basalt stone
Made in: New Georgia, Solomon Islands
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Long, cylindrical stone pounder with head at top. Face has inlaid shell eyes.

Culture: Solomon Islands
Material: basalt stone and shell
Made in: New Georgia, Solomon Islands
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Curved, tapering segment of translucent yellow-brown musk ox horn. Area near the tip of the horn has been carved with two finger grip-like indentations. The opposite end of the horn has been cut to create a flat surface.

Culture: Inuit: Inuinnait
Material: musk ox horn
Made in: Bathurst Inlet, Nunavut, Canada
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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Curved, tapering segment of translucent yellow-brown musk ox horn. The end opposite the tip of the horn has been cut to create a flat surface.

Culture: Inuit: Inuinnait
Material: musk ox horn
Made in: Bathurst Inlet, Nunavut, Canada
Holding Institution: MOA: University of British Columbia

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A) Heavy stone pounder with flange on upper and lower ends. Flange on lower end has many chips. B) Pounder with rounded ends.; Good

Culture: Northwest Coast ?
Material: stone
Made in: California, USA and British Columbia, Canada ?
Holding Institution: MAA: University of Cambridge

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