| Coordinates WGS84 | 16°S, 126°E -16.00, 126.00 |
Title: A message stick held in the Australian Museum
Description: AMus largecard: "Rectangular wooden piece; section: bi-convex; incised/burnt in line design"
Date Created: 1930
Notes on date created: terminus ante quem; accession date 17 Feb 1930
Item type: message stick in a collection
State/Territory: WA
Notes on linguistic areas: Forrest River, East Kimberley
Cultural region: WA_kimberley_forrest
Dimension 1: 137mm Dimension 2: 23mm
Source types: museum collection
Institution/Holder file: The Australian Museum object identifier: E033083
Coordinates: 16°S,126°E (-16.0, 126.0)
Media copyright: The Australian Museum
Notes on coordinates: Approximate coordinates for Kimberley District, Western Australia, per Google maps. Wikipedia: The Kimberley is the northernmost of the nine regions of Western Australia.
Notes: REGISTER
Date: Feb 17, 1930
Name or Description: Message stick
Locality: Forrest R, E. Kimberley, W.A.
How Acquired: Purch. L. Wood
Reference to papers: (see ante) [=12/1930]
Destination or Remarks: [pencil->]VII 582
PK: Note that VII582 refers to a black and white photo with the filename ams351_v11582_c01.jpg. It depicts four message sticks including this one. OTHER NOTES
Data Entry: Julia Bespamyatnykh, Nitzan Rotman, Piers Kelly