Planetarium Highlight:
Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival
Rakahau te Kohika
Taoka Māori
Complete, large curved fishhook point. Large internal barb near tip, base unusually wide.
Fishhook point, previously broken in three pieces and glued back together. Straight with bait notch at base.
Broken straight fishhook point, with all remaining except tip. Basal bard at base, and notches at base.
Complete straight fishhook point, with notches at base. Burnt bone.
Mostly complete straight fishhook point, with all remaining except very bottom of base. Internal barb at point, and external notches at base.
Complete fishhook point. Straight and barbed with notches and a groove at base.
Broken fishhook point, tip remaining. Straight and barbed.
Complete straight fishhook point. Internal barb at point, and knob and botches at base.
Worked bone, possibly part of a fishhook. One end is broad and triangular and flattened, tapering to a long curved piece with a circular cross-section. Broken at the other end.
Complete needle case. Distal end is pointed. Epiphysis remaining on the proximal end. Below the epiphysis there are cutting marks on one surface.
Broken needle, shaft and tip remaining, very fine. Distal end is sharp. Proximal end is broken at the eye.
Complete needle case. Epiphysis on the proximal end.
Unfinished needle. Distal end is sharp, but sides of shaft and proximal end rough and unfinished. Sawing mark visible along one long side.
Complete bone point, manufactured from hollow bone. Pointed at both ends, but one end is chipped.
Complete curved fishhook point. Very curved. Single notch on external side of base. Possible working around tip to make barb.
Incomplete bone bird spear point, broken at the tip. Two mostly complete barbs and one broken barb.
Unfinished bird spear point. Three notches/unfinished barbs.
Bone bird spear point, broken at each end. Three barbs remaining.
Broken bone bird spear point, tip with three barbs remaining.