nuoli; arrow (iron-headed)
nuoli; arrow (iron-headed)
fyysinen kuvaus: Pääluettelo: B Erityistä
I Aseet
Sikuti (plur.), Osikuti (sing.) = nuoli
Nuoli, kärki rautaa, väkäsellinen ja putkellinen. Toinen väkänen on katkennut. Nuolessa on puuvarsi ja sen päässä kulunut ruskea sulitus. Varren tyveen ja sulituksen alapuolelle on kiedottu kasvikuitunarua sulkien kiinnittämiseksi.
physical description: Arrow, socketed iron head with barbs. The other barb is broken. The arrow has a wooden shaft with worn-out brown feathering. The feathers are fastened with plant fiber cord at both ends.
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Föremål |
Organisation |
Nationalmuseum |
Samling |
Yleisetnografiset kokoelmat |
Kod |
VK1049c:30 |
Mått |
pituus: 54,0 cm |
Tillverkning |
valmistusaika 1880-luku Tekniikka: käsityö Materiaali: kärki: metalli/rauta Materiaali: puu |
Bruk |
aseet yleensä metsästys- ja taisteluase ndongalaiset Some of these are used with poison and some without. Poisoned arrows are so dangerous, that they cause death a couple of hours after hitting any body part, that is if the arrow or the poison stays in the wound. The only way to be saved, is for the wound made by the arrow to be cut so big and deep, that the tip of the arrow, if it is in the wound, is taken out, or if it has been removed otherwise, the wound has to be sucked clean with the mouth, for all the poison to be removed. In this the countrymen are indeed very skilful and patient, for they do not have any narcotics - meaning drugs as anaesthesia. |
Ämnen |
Klassifikation |
322 puutyö (luokitus)
411 aseet (luokitus)
287 felted and other non-interworked fabrics (classification)
322 woodworking (classification)
411 weapons (classification)
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