Coordinates WGS84 | 16°43'S, 130°31'E -16.71, 130.52 |
Title: A message stick from Northern Territory held in the British Museum
Description: Message stick made of wood.
Date Created: 1905
Notes on date created: terminus ante quem
Item type: message stick in a collection
Subtype: traditional_context
State/Territory: NT
Linguistic area 1: Chirila: Ngarinyman Austlang: C27 - NGARINYMAN Glottolog: ngar1235
Notes on linguistic areas: The message stick is associated with Victoria River, Northern Territory, Australia. Linguistic area is inferred from Victoria River. "Production ethnic group: Yangman (an Australian Aboriginal language group from the Roper and Victoria River districts, Northern Territory). Also known as: Yungman; Yungmun; Yung-munni; Yungmanni; Yungmunee; Yungmunnee; Jongman; Jungman."
Cultural region: TopEnd
Dimension 1: 140mm Dimension 2: 20mm Dimension 3: 17mm
Materials: wood
Source types: museum collection
Date collected: Acquisition date: 1905
Institution/Holder file: The British Museum object identifier: Oc1905,-.166
Collector: Donated by: Joseph Bradshaw
Coordinates: 16°42'37.699200"S,130°31'19.898400"E (-16.710472, 130.522194)
Media copyright: The British Museum British Museum Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
Notes on coordinates: Approximate coordinates for Victoria River, Northern Territory, per Google maps
URL source 1: https://archive.org/stream/handbooktoethnog00brit#page/114/mode/2up
IRN: EOC10863
Notes: OT: Additional IDs: Oc1905C3.166 (old CDMS no.) PK: No new images to request from BM 4.12.23 NR: checked against BM online catalogue.
Media Files:
Data Entry: Olena Tykhostup, Piers Kelly, Nitzan Rotman