pipe
pipe
pipe
A Haudenosaunee wooden smoking pipe. Two human figures are carved onto the bowl. Collected by William Bragge and purchased by the British Museum from W. Wareham in 1882.
British Museum accession record.
Created with information in the British Museum object catalogue.
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Wood
The pipe is carved.
Two human figures - the pipe bowl is a head, and a smaller human form is attached to the side of the bowl.
Provenance
Collected by William Bragge and purchased by the British Museum from W Wareham in 1882.
British Museum, North American Gallery: first peoples, first contact, June 1999.
"BG" Thunderbird and Lightening.
JCH King, 'First Peoples, First Contacts,' (British Museum Press, 1999) p. 52; JCH King, 'Thunderbird and Lightning,' (British Museum Press, 1982) p. 71.
About This GRASAC Record
Unknown Haudenosaunee artist, pipe. Currently in the British Museum, Am,Dc.44. Item photographed and described as part of a GRASAC research trip December 2007; GRASAC item id 27141
This record was created as part of a Great Lakes Research Alliance for the Study of Aboriginal Arts and Cultures (GRASAC) research trip to the Pitt Rivers Museum and British Museum, December 8-22 2007, funded by a grant from the International Opportunities fund of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).
Researchers present: Heidi Bohaker (HB), John Borrows (JB), Lindsay Borrows (LB), Darlene Johnston (DJ), Jonathan King (JK), Stacey Loyer (SL), Janis Monture (JM), Bruce Morito (BM), Ruth Phillips (RP), Cory Willmott (CW).