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Mask (eharo), Barkcloth, cane, paint, fiber, Elema people
Mask (eharo)
Elema people
Early 20th century
Agiba (Skull Hook), Kerewa artist, Wood, paint, plant fiber, Kerewa people
Agiba (Skull Hook)
Kerewa artist
19th–early 20th century
Hampatong (figure), Ngadju or Ot Danum artist, Wood, pigment, Ngadju or Ot Danum peoples
Hampatong (figure)
Ngadju or Ot Danum artist
19th–early 20th century
Palepai maju (ceremonial banner), Paminggir artists, Glass and ceramic beads, fiber, cloth, nassa shells, Lampung peoples
Palepai maju (ceremonial banner)
Paminggir artists
18th–19th century
Krar (mask), Mabuiag Island artist, Turtle shell, wood, cassowary feathers, fiber, resin, shell, paint, Torres Strait Islander
Krar (mask)
Mabuiag Island artist
mid to late 19th century
Grere'o (shield), Solomon Islander artist, Fiber, parinarium-nut paste, chambered-nautilus shell, pigment, Solomon Islands people
Grere'o (shield)
Solomon Islander artist
Early to mid-19th century
Ceremonial Board (Malu), Wood, Sawos people
Ceremonial Board (Malu)
Sawos people
19th century
Ancestor figure, Kambot artist, Wood, paint, fiber, Kambot people
Ancestor figure
Kambot artist
19th century
House post figure, Lake Sentani artist, Wood, Sentani people
House post figure
Lake Sentani artist
19th century
Tiki (male figure), Mangarevan artist, Wood, Mangarevan peoples
Tiki (male figure)
Mangarevan artist
Early 19th century
'Otua fefine (deity figure), Ha'apai Islands artist, Whale ivory, Ha'apai Islands
'Otua fefine (deity figure)
Ha'apai Islands artist
Early 19th century
Ancestor Figure, Wood, paint, fiber, ferrous metal, Sawos people
Ancestor Figure
Sawos people
19th century or earlier
Headdress (Kapurei), Wood, paint, Sulka people
Headdress (Kapurei)
Sulka people
late 19th–early 20th century
Nguzunguzu (canoe prow ornament), Wood, paint, shell, New Georgia Island people(?)
Nguzunguzu (canoe prow ornament)
New Georgia Island people(?)
late 19th–early 20th century
Ana deo (ancestral couple), Nage artist, Wood, Nage
Ana deo (ancestral couple)
Nage artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Dilukai (gable figure), Belauan artist, Wood, paint, Belauan peoples
Dilukai (gable figure)
Belauan artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Papahou (treasure box), Māori artist, Wood, shell (pāua), Maori people
Papahou (treasure box)
Māori artist
18th century
Toluk (women’s valuable), Belauan artist, Turtle shell, Belauan people
Toluk (women’s valuable)
Belauan artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Drum, Chief Omas, wood, lizard skin, beeswax, sago palm leaves, fiber, paint, Asmat people
Drum
Chief Omas
mid-20th century
Si gale-gale (puppet head), Toba Batak artist(s), Wood, brass lead, water buffalo horn, paint, Toba Batak
Si gale-gale (puppet head)
Toba Batak artist(s)
19th–20th century
Ancestor Figure (Silum or Telum), Wood, paint, Anjam people
Ancestor Figure (Silum or Telum)
Anjam people
mid to late 19th century
Painting, Sago palm petiole, paint, bamboo, fiber, Kambot people
Painting
Kambot people
mid-20th century
Osa’osa (ritual seat for a noble), Ono Niha artist, Stone, Ono Niha peoples
Osa’osa (ritual seat for a noble)
Ono Niha artist
19th century
Shield, Wood, paint, fiber, Angoram people
Shield
Angoram people
late 19th–early 20th century
Feast Bowl (Kelemui [?]), Wood, Matankol
Feast Bowl (Kelemui [?])
Matankol
late 19th–early 20th century
Klebit bok (shield), Kenyah or Kayan artist, Wood, paint, human hair, fiber, Kenyah or Kayan peoples
Klebit bok (shield)
Kenyah or Kayan artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Pendant or Head Ornament (Kapkap), Tridacna shell, turtle shell, fiber, New Ireland
Pendant or Head Ornament (Kapkap)
New Ireland
late 19th–early 20th century
Moai papa (female figure), Rapa Nui artist, Wood, obsidian, paint, Rapa Nui people
Moai papa (female figure)
Rapa Nui artist
19th century
Gable Ornament (P'naret), Fernwood, Big Nambas people
Gable Ornament (P'naret)
Big Nambas people
mid-20th century
Mask (Lor [?]), Wood, paint, fiber, New Britain
Mask (Lor [?])
New Britain
late 19th–early 20th century
Engraved Bamboo Container (Kare U Ta), Bamboo, pigment, Kanak people
Engraved Bamboo Container (Kare U Ta)
Kanak people
mid to late 19th century
Rapa (dance paddle), Rapa Nui artist, Wood, Rapa Nui people
Rapa (dance paddle)
Rapa Nui artist
early 19th century
Rainforest shield, Aboriginal artist, Wood, natural pigment, Northeastern Queensland
Rainforest shield
Aboriginal artist
mid–late 19th century
Deel (fan), Marshall Islands artist, Pandanus leaves, hibiscus fiber, Marshallese
Deel (fan)
Marshall Islands artist
late 19th–early 20th century
Kotue (lidded bowl), Ènata artist, Wood, Marquesan (Enata) people
Kotue (lidded bowl)
Ènata artist
late 18th–early 19th century
Basket (Jawun), Fiber, paint, Northern Queensland people
Basket (Jawun)
Northern Queensland people
late 19th–early 20th century
Male Figure (Kaiaimuru), Wood, paint, shell, fiber, Turama people
Male Figure (Kaiaimuru)
Turama people
late 19th–early 20th century
Rebbilib (navigational chart), Marshall Islands artist, Coconut palm midrib, fiber, Marshallese people
Rebbilib (navigational chart)
Marshall Islands artist
19th–early 20th century
Tunggal panaluan (ritual staff), Toba Batak artist(s), Wood, cotton, horse hair, metal, feathers, Toba Batak peoples
Tunggal panaluan (ritual staff)
Toba Batak artist(s)
19th–early 20th century
To'o (ritual image), Mā'ohi artist, Wood, coconut fiber, feathers, Mā'ohi people
To'o (ritual image)
Mā'ohi artist
18th century
Tahiri ra'a (fly whisk), Mā'ohi artist, Wood, coconut fiber ('aha), human hair, Austral Islands
Tahiri ra'a (fly whisk)
Mā'ohi artist
Early–mid-19th century
Breastplate (Tema, Tambe, or Tepatu), Tridacna shell, turtle shell, trade cloth, fiber, Santa Cruz Islands
Breastplate (Tema, Tambe, or Tepatu)
Santa Cruz Islands
late 19th–early 20th century