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Asmat Spirit Canoe
Our previous post featured a large dugout canoe from New Guinea's Asmat culture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. That one was ceremon...
Asmat Dugout Canoe at the Met
In December I visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and saw a wonderful display of art and crafts from New Guinea. We'...
Hōkūleʻa in Bar Harbor, Maine
Hokule'a off Oahu. (Photo: Polynesian Voyaging Society ) Hōkūleʻa is a Hawaiian voyaging canoe in the midst of a multi-year voyage aro...
Bark Canoes in Arnhem Land, Australia
This short video clip, filmed in 1948 in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia, shows a few of the steps of building a bark canoe and a...
Canoe Paddle from Rio Beni
Paddle from Beni River, obverse This wonderful paddle, in the collections of the American Museum of Natural History , is from the Beni River...
More Old Quffa Photos
In response to our recent post on the Mesopotamian quffa , Harvey Golden sent us these scans of old stereoscope photos in his possession. (H...
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