maul

maul

maul

top image
Images
Introduction

Double-ended wooden mallets. According to original catalogue record, the mauls were used for splitting out basket strips

Nation of Maker: American
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular nation(s)

A specific nation of origin is not indicated in the original catalogue record, but the mauls come from Walpole Island, Ontario

Place of Origin: Bkejwanong Territory (Walpole Island First Nation)
Date Made or Date Range: Before 1926-07-08
Summary of Source(s) for this Relative

Original catalogue record

Materials

Wood

Condition: Good
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular times, materials, styles and uses

According to original catalogue record, mauls were donated to the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology in July of 1926

Current Location: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number: UMMA1731
Date of Acquisition by the Institution: 1926-07-08
Date Relative was First Removed or Collected from its Community Context: Before 1926-07-08
Collection Narratives and Histories

Jacob Li-os-lik

GKS Reference Number: 26843
How to Cite this Item

University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology, UMMA1731

Do You Have Knowledge to Contribute? Share with Us.