| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
idno object id | Z 12014 |
local edo designation | |
Physical description/0 description | Deep oblong bowl [different hand] of wood. |
Physical description/1 description | Accretions, ?original, inside bowl. Evidence of insect damage. [R.Hand] |
Physical description/2 description | Rectangular wooden bowl with ?original accretions inside and insect damage to the base. The walls of the bowl are steep, and the whole appears to be stained with a dark pigment. |
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d_Description Name description | Rectangular wooden bowl with possibly original accretions inside and insect damage to the base. The walls of the bowl are steep, and the whole appears to be stained with a dark pigment. |
height dimensions | 60 mm |
length dimensions | 200 mm |
width dimensions | 135 mm |
weight weight | |
Inscription inscriptions | |
Labels - Markings/0 inscriptions | Thomas label adhered to side of bowl reads: '106 | 7 / Bowl / Benin City.' |
Labels - Markings/1 inscriptions | Circular, white sticky label adhered to base reads: 'Bini / 7' |
Labels - Markings/2 inscriptions | White, rectangular sticky label adhered to base reads: '7 / Dish / Benin City' |
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period date made | |
maker producer | |
d_Place production place | Africa; West Africa; Nigeria; Edo State; Benin City |
Other owners prior source | |
source prior source | Thomas, Northcote Whitridge [field collector]; Bevan, Anthony Ashley (Professor) [monetary donor] |
Collection or Excavation Year date collected | |
culture group ethnic attribution | Edo |
source date accession date | |
Amendments - updates/0 notes | Record updated as part of the Museum Affordances project 2018-2020 |
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Exhibition/0 exhibition history | |
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Reference Numbers bibliography | Z 12014 Other: 7 [Thomas Collection number - 1st Catalogue]; 106 [left of Thomas label] |
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Related Documents/0 bibliography | 1st Thomas Catalogue notes numbers 1-249 as "Bini (Benin City)", but 1-7 has had "Bini" crossed out in the Thomas Catalogue. [R.Hand] |
Related Documents/1 bibliography | See E 1910.118 and E 1913.3 records for further details about the Thomas Collection from Nigeria. [T.Cotterill] |
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Online Only | |
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Surface Clean | |
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