
01. Poi pounder (broken handle); Kapa beater

02. Hair pins

03. Shell? coral? Necklace 4' length

detail of above

04. Fly switch? Horse hair deteriorating

05a. Fan, lauhala

05b. Fan, lauhala

05c. Fan

06. Two Enameled (tin? brass?) cups

07. Lauhala wallet, contained a small amout of
Pele's hair lava strands

08. Embroidered silk (tie? minister's stole?)

detail of above

09. Labeled India Calabash

detail of label

detail of side carving

10. Necklace, unknown seeds and beads

Detail of above

11. Unknown ornament, terracotta? wood?

12. Aloha footprint with blotter papers attached

13. Hawaiian pillow, lauhala

14. (right)Ornament with butterfly, back is mirror
(left)Glass covered case for 12 rice paper paintings below. Color is
opaque.

detail

detail

15. One of two similar woven baskets

16. Koa wood fold out box

17. Braided human hair neck piece

detail of weave

18. Misc. collection
- Hollowed out poi pounder on left; perhaps
used as a lamp. (ipu kukui)
- In lower picture is a letter opener with
unknown substance for blade, metal handle
-
Smaller seed right
of center is probably Metroxylon Amicarum,
Though it grows in Hawaii, is native to Pohnpei and Truk and
yields perhaps the largest vegetable ivory seed.
These are two botanical photos of Metroxylon Amicarum
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19. Fossil, whales tooth, unknown horn, some other
teeth, and (duck?) breast bones
Photos and page prepared by
Moss Brook
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