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DE = Stick, hoop and pole game, wood. Single-pointed throwing stick, made of wood.A smooth tapering cylinder shape rod, increasing in thickness from the tail end with the thickest part being in the last third of the rod, near the pointed end,rod tapers for 16 cm, forming a point on head end. Finger position notch at tail end.;;

1907/01/01, 1917/12/31;circa 1912;

1912/04 - 1912/07, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario, Canada, (CULTURE REMARKS)Attribution by provenance (DOCUMENTATION)(Waugh) "Two sticks for Hoop and Throwing Stick Game, J. Hess" (COMMENTS)Hoop and pole games were played throughout North America. They were always played by males. To play,a throwing spear or an arrow was shot or thrown at a hoop or ring. The count was decided by the way the thrown piece fell in relation to the hoop or ring. (Cullin, 420-421)