Cylindrical, wooden shaft, notched at one end to receive bowstring, at opposite end, split for insertion of point. Point is lanceolate, of iron. Point/shaft join is lashed with oiled twine; twine is wound diagonally down length of shaft to where feathers were originally lashed (no feathers now).;;
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Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number:
III-I-674 c
Collection Narratives and Histories
1912/04 - 1912/07, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario, Canada, (Waugh) Quiver and 10 arrows. Ex-chief Wm. Henry (Ca.) (Note: Three arrows sent to England (gift #12) May 19, 1949, via Deputy Minister, Department of Justice. At time of Cataloguing, quiver renumbered as a, and arrows as b-h)
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