Identifier:
1997.20.6
Description:
Two hide loops on one side; rawhide braided loop near opening. Bottom tapered to slightly curved tip. Black and red pattern at top.;This item, along with bow and arrows, was another traditional hunting tool of the Maasai people group of southern Sudan and Kenya.;Collected by Heywood Walker Weldon, the donor's father, in 1962-1963 while teaching at the Khartoum Technical Institute, Sudan, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Date:
circa 1962
Materials:
Painted, Cardboard Tube, Rawhide, Paint
Dimensions:
24" h
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Source:
In Memory Of Heywood Walker Weldon
Related Entities:
Maasai Ethnic Group (creator)
Trestrail, Beth (donor)
