Planetarium Highlight:
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival
Rakahau te Kohika
Taoka Māori
Broken fishhook, shank remaining. External knob on head of shank, internal knob broken off.
Broken one-piece fishhook, most of shank and base remaining. Head of shank broken off, with internal knob of shank remaining. There is a basal notch on the point side of the base.
Broken one-piece fishhook, curved point remaining. Incurved tip, very end broken off.
Broken one-piece fishhook, most of lower shank and point remaining. Head of shank broken off, and tip of point broken off.
Complete curved fishhook point. Notches on external side of base. There is no barb.
Length of worked bone, broken at both ends. There is a deep groove on the surface.
Tip of large point, possibly broken harpoon head.
Broken fishhook shank. Notches on head, with top of head broken off. Broken at base.
Broken curved fishhook point, lower portion remaining, tip broken off.
Broken bone gorge.
Complete straight fishhook point. There are notches on the external side of the base, with serrations on the upper outer edge. The internal side of the base is chipped. There is an internal barb.
Complete straight fishhook point. There external side of the point has notches. The upper internal side has serrations and a small barb.
Complete fishhook point. The proximal end and the external side of the base are notches. There is one small barb on both the internal and external sides.
Complete straight fishhook point. There are notches on the external side of the base, that become serrations towards the distal end of the point. There is a small barb on the external side. There is a serrated knob on the internal side.
Broken fishhook point, base remaining. Notches on one side.
Complete straight fishhook point. There is one notch on the internal side of the base. There is a cutting mark on front face of the base. There is a small internal barb that is serrated to the tip.
Complete bone gorge.
Complete bone gorge, notches at one end.