5/1946/435
This bracelet was described by its collector as ‘Bangle with keeled section, 2.
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194/1986a
Resembles a dumbbell.
194/1986b
300/1988/B6
Many fragments of medieval bone flutes have been excavated in Exeter.
94/1998/15
Copper alloy object, possibly a piece of equipment linked to the matchlock.
528/1989/66
A piece of worked animal bone from site of the Roman forum and basilica in Exeter.
73/1921/101/PRIORIS
The label on the box reads ‘Pipe gamboge, Hypocrea galatina’ but RAMM is unable to verify the scientific name.
565/2005/17/3
27/1907
This is a lotus-shaped fan made of layers of woven palm leaf.
28/1907
This is a lotus leaf-shaped fan made from a single frond of the Palmyra Palm.
44/2004
A little wallet made from pandanus, most likely for the tourist industry.
284/2005/2
284/2005/1
565/2005/17/1
565/2005/17/2
913/1902
1000/1904/12
Associated with Chief Crowfoot (Isapo-Muxika), this ochre-stained eagle and hawk feather bundle relates to Chief Crowfoot’s regalia.
70/1927/38
149/2007/15
Hand-woven belt would have been used by a woman to accompany her blouse and skirt.
166/1907
Fijian fan. Examples are still being made today and are popular with both the locals and the tourists.
E1911
Small qauata curved dance club.
129/1972/21c
A fan made from coconut leaf which has been bleached in the sun.
129/1972/21d
Fan made with bleached coconut leaf, pandanus and green wool.
E970
This 19th century headdress is of a type worn by men during special occasions.
E1011
64/1974/116
70/1927/36
255/1998
70/1927/37
59/2000/22
Modern fan of woven vegetable fibre, with the Hawaiian greeting, ‘Aloha’ (a word with many meanings) embroidered on it.
