New Acquisitions

Broken threader, long portion remaining with sharpened distal end. broken around the proximal end.

Broken bone pendant or cloak pin, middle portion remaining. Slightly curved. Broken suspension hole at the proximal end.

Straight piece of worked bone, broken at each end. Surface is polished.

Fragment of moa bone, worked into tab shape. Bottom edge showing curve.

Complete adze. Cross-section of blade is trapezoidal with front narrower than back, cross section of butt is triangular. Surface is ground. Minor differentiation between butt and blade, with front reduced. Bevel is continuous with blade. Cutting edge is sharp and straight. "Kaikorai Mouth" inscription

Silcrete core that is cream and light grey in colour. There is no cortex present.

Silcrete core that is light grey and light brown in colour. There is no cortex present.

undated, Ethnological Endowment - appointment of committee

Copy of portion of letter, 25/09/1920, W. J. Anderson to H.D.Skinner, W. Fels Donation

Notice, 25/09/1920, W.B Benham to H D Skinner, Meeting of the Ethnological Committee notice

notice, 10/06/1924, The Australian Museum, Sydney to H D Skinner, Transfer of ethnological material, includes transfer list of specimens