Coordinates WGS84 | 22°43'S, 114°40'E -22.71, 114.67 |
Title: A message stick held in the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge
Description: Message stick
Item type: message stick in a collection
State/Territory: WA
Notes on linguistic areas: The origin of the message stick is Murchison River; Fortescue River, Kimberley, Western Australia, Australia. It is also associated with the cultural group of Thalanyi [Talainji]. According to MAA records: "Found: ?In the vicinity of the Fortescue and Murchison Rivers;"
Cultural region: Thalanyi [Talainji]
Dimension 1: 152mm Dimension 2: 26mm
Materials: wood
Source types: museum collection
Institution/Holder file: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology object identifier: E 1915.20.32 (MAA: E 1915.20; E 1915.20; AR 1914.290.32; 30 [added to label in pencil])
Collector: Brown, Alfred Reginald (later Radcliffe-Brown, Alfred Reginald (Prof.)) [collector and donor]
Coordinates: 22°42'34.801200"S,114°40'15.200400"E (-22.709667, 114.670889)
Media copyright: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Notes on coordinates: Chirila centroid coordinates for Thalanyji
URL institution: https://collections.maa.cam.ac.uk/objects/492341/
Media Files:
Data Entry: Nitzan Rotman, Piers Kelly