Event Highlight:
Tūhura's Birthday Party
Planetarium Highlight:
David Attenborough’s Natural History Museum Alive
Rakahau te Kohika
Taoka whakarākei
Piece of worked bone, tapered to a point at one end. Cross section is square.
Mahi whakairo
Piece of straight, hollow bone, broken and split at each end. One end has been filed to a sharp point.
Taoka Māori
Broken curved fishhook point, base remaining.
Piece of hollow bone, worked to a long sharp point at one end. Broken at the other end. Surface is smooth and polished.
Broken bird spear point, missing base. Has zero barbs. Small serrations on one side. Cracks and black substance on one side.
Piece of straight, hollow bone, broken at one end. Split at the other end and filed to a sharp point.
Broken bird spear point, midsection remaining, broken at both ends. Three barbs down shaft. Serrations along lowest barb.
Broken bird spear point, midsection remaining. Bird spear point has two barbs. Two striations on either side of lower barb.
Broken bird spear point, base remaining. One barb along shaft, with a notch above.
Broken unfinished bird spear point, base remaining. One unfinished barb along shaft.
Broken bird spear point, base remaining. There is a single barb.
Broken bird spear point, midsection remaining. One barb.
Broken bird spear point, midsection remaining, broken at both ends. Two barbs along shaft.
Broken bird spear point, tip remaining. Two barbs near tip.
Broken bird spearpoint, base remaining. Two barbs.
Broken unfinished bird spear point, midsection remaining. Two unfinished barbs.
Piece of bone, broken in half and at one end and worked to a flattened point at the other end.
Broken bird spear point, base remaining. One barb.
Broken bird spear point, midsection remaining. Two barbs.