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Male figure (tiki) representing the deity Rongo, Wood, Mangarevan people
Mangarevan people
Early 19th century
Handle for a Fly Whisk (Tahiri), Ivory, coconut husk fiber, Maohi (Tahitian)
Maohi (Tahitian)
18th century
Pipe Bowl (Epaepa or Pioro), Whale ivory, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
early 19th century
Flywhisk (tahiri ra’a), Wood, coconut fiber, human hair, Rurutu or Tupua'I Island
Rurutu or Tupua'I Island
Early–mid-19th century
Lidded Bowl (Kotue), Wood, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
late 18th–early 19th century
Club ('U'u), Wood, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
19th century
Bowl, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Club ('U'u), Wood, fiber, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
early to mid-19th century
Headdress (Pa'e Kaha), Shell, turtleshell, fiber, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
mid to late 19th century
Fan Handle (Ke'e), Wood, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
1820–50
Fan (Tahi'i), Wood, bone, fiber, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
19th century
Ivory Ear Ornaments (Hakakai), Whale ivory, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
early 19th century
Headdress (Uhikana), Pearl shell, turtle shell, fiber, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
late 19th century
Fish Hook, Wood, coconut husk fiber, Polynesia, unknown Outlier
Polynesia, unknown Outlier
19th century
Ritual image (to'o) representing the deity Oro, Wood, coconut fiber, Maohi people
Maohi people
18th century
Drum (Pahu), Wood, sharkskin, fiber, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
early 19th century
Popoi Pounder (Ke'a Tuki Popoi), Stone, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
19th century
Dance Paddle(?), Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Ladle, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Suspended Bowl, Coconut shell, bone, seeds, fiber, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
early to mid-19th century
Club, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
19th century
Dance Paddle (?), Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Male Figure (Tiki), Whalebone, Marquesan (Enata) people
Marquesan (Enata) people
late 19th–mid-20th century
Ladle, Wood, Austral Islanders
Austral Islanders
ca. 1820–40
Em, Wood, lizard skin, Asmat
Asmat
20th century
Apa, wood, lizard skin, Melanesian (Huon Gulf?, Papua New Guinean)
Melanesian (Huon Gulf?, Papua New Guinean)
late 19th century
Figure ( Ti'i), Stone, Maohi (Tahitian)
Maohi (Tahitian)
early 19th century or earlier
Waist Cloth (Salatasi), Barkcloth, pigment, Wallis and Futuna Territory, probably Futuna
Wallis and Futuna Territory, probably Futuna
late 19th–early 20th century
Mangarevan people
mid-20th century
Barkcloth Panel (Siapo), Barkcloth, pigment, Samoa
Samoa
early 20th century
Sash (Lafi), Barkcloth, pigment, Wallis and Futuna Territory
Wallis and Futuna Territory
late 19th–early 20th century
Time Marker, Wood, Melanesian (Massim Region, Papua New Guinean)
Melanesian (Massim Region, Papua New Guinean)
late 19th century
Jew's Harp, Bamboo, fiber., New Zealander, Polynesian
New Zealander, Polynesian
19th century
Vu Hu Din Dung, Bamboo, fiber string, Melanesian (Penetecost Island, Vanuatuan)
Melanesian (Penetecost Island, Vanuatuan)
late 19th century
Painted Barkcloth (Masi kesa), Barkcloth, pigment, Fijian
Fijian
late 19th–early 20th century
Shirt, Maison Margiela  French, synthetic fiber, French
Maison Margiela
Martin Margiela
spring/summer 1989
Female figure (’otua fefine), Whale ivory, Ha'apai Islands
Ha'apai Islands
Early 19th century
Knife Sheath, Wood, paint, metal, fiber, Paiwan people
Paiwan people
late 19th–early 20th century
Ritual dish (daveniyaqona), Wood (vesi), Fijian
Fijian
Early 19th century
1934