Planetarium Highlight:
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival
Rakahau te Kohika
Taoka Māori
Broken one-piece fishhook, with incurved point and point remaining. There is an external barb toward the base.
Broken piece of worked bone. Triangular shape, broken at one end and coming to a point at the other end. Serrations along both sides. Probably the base of a bird spear point.
Broken shank with knob, head and part of shaft remaining.
Complete one piece fishhook. External barb present on point. Knob and head present, as well as notch at base.
Middle piece of a partially manufactured fishhook.
Broken shank, with point side remaining, broken at base. Slight notches at shank point end for connecting to composite fishhook point.
Broken shank, upper shank remaining, broken before base. Knobs on head.
Complete kahawai lure. Wooden shank with paua shell inlay. Straight bone point with internal barb. Lashings at head and base.
Broken point, distal end remaining.
Broken curved fishhook point, midsection remaining, broken at both ends.
Broken curved fishhook point, possibly of one-piece fishhook. Midsection remaining, broken at both ends.
Broken curved fishhook point, base remaining.
Broken fishhook fragment, possibly from one-piece fishhook. Base and lower portion remaining.
Broken curved fishhook point, lower remaining. There is a notch on the lower external side. Bone is burned.
Mostly complete straight fishhook point. Base has very small area missing. Two notches present and mid-point of fishhook.
Fishhook point fragment, fragment of base remaining.
Complete and slightly curved fishhook point. Potential notch at base portion.
Broken curved fishhook point, upper remaining.
Complete straight fishhook point with 3 notches present at base. Barb also present at point portion.
Mostly complete curved fishhook point with point missing. 3 visible notches present on external portion at base.