Coordinates WGS84 | 26°19'S, 131°45'E -26.32, 131.74 |
Title: A message stick from South Australia held in the British Museum
Description: British Museum catalogue: Message stick with incised design. Made of wood, gum.
Date Created: 1935
Notes on date created: terminus ante quem
Item type: message stick in a collection
State/Territory: SA
Notes on linguistic areas: The origin of the message stick is Musgrave Ranges, South Australia
Dimension 1: 144mm Dimension 2: 10mm Dimension 3: 10mm
Materials: gum, wood
Techniques: incised
Source types: museum collection
Date collected: Acquisition date: 1981
Institution/Holder file: The British Museum object identifier: Oc1981,15.16
Collector: Donated by: Dr Cecil John Hackett Curator's comments: "Register 1981: Another similar [to Oc1981,15.15]. 14-17. MUSGRAVE RANGES, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.
Coordinates: 26°19'13.198800"S,131°44'38.198400"E (-26.320333, 131.743944)
Media copyright: The British Museum
Notes on coordinates: Random coordinates along the Musgrave Ranges, South Australia, per Google maps. Wikipedia: Musgrave Ranges is a mountain range in Central Australia, straddling the boundary of South Australia (Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara) and the Northern Territory (MacDonnell Shire), extending into Western Australia.
IRN: EOC26534
Notes: Additional IDs: Miscellaneous number: Oc1981N15.17 (pre-registration EO3 entry form and record no.). 5.12.23 NR: checked against BM online catalogue.
Media Files:
Data Entry: Julia Bespamyatnykh, Nitzan Rotman
Related Entries: BM_Oc1981_15_14, BM_Oc1981_15_15, BM_Oc1981_15_17