Planetarium Highlight:
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival
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Taoka Māori
Broken bird spear point, base remaining. Two barbs broken.
Broken bird spear point, tip remaining. There are three barbs.
Complete bone bird spear point. Six barbs.
Complete bird spear point. Four barbs.
Complete bird spear point. Slightly broken base. Seven barbs. Smooth along both sides, notches along the base part.
Unfinished needle. The distal end is sharp. There is an drill mark on one side of the proximal end.
Complete fish gorge. There are serrations on one side.
Complete toggle. There is a single perforation. Directly opposite the perforation there is a deep drill mark. There are several cracks running from the ends to the centre.
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Mostly complete bone pendant. Worn at the proximal end. Straight, tapering to a point at the distal end.
Complete, straight fishhook point with an upper, internal barb. It has lower, exterior notches. The fishhook is hollow and has a split along the tip on the exterior side.
Broken one-piece fishhook, shank remaining. Knobs at head.
Complete needle. Distal end is sharp, with a drilled, circular eye.
Mostly complete bone bird spear point with three complete barbs and one broken barb. Notches on bottom barb and base.
Complete bone pendant. Curved with suspension hole on one end.
Complete curved bone pendant with suspension hole at the proximal end.
Complete fishhook point, barbed and curved, with notches at base.
Broken curved fishhook point, in two pieces. Notches on the external side of base, with a downward barb just above the notches. There is a small internal barb opposite. There is a broken internal barb halfway. Distal tip is chipped.
Broken shank fragment, possibly of one-piece fishhook. Broken at head and where point meets base. Previously broken on shank, glued together.
Broken shank fragment, possibly of one-piece fishhook. Knobs on head of shank. Broken at base where point meets shank.
Broken shank, possibly of one-piece fishhook. Knobs at head. Broken at base.