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Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 2-10730, described as Shell tool, 2 hole type (small)
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 18-733, described as Hoe; “pangkue;” iron blade, wood shaft. Used for garden crops. Length 113.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 2-10731, described as Shell tool, 2 hole type (broken)
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 5-4187, described as Hoe (dvvar [guede keda, or "doghead," variety]); iron scoop-shaped blade; socketed on wood shaft; 41.5 cm long.
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 2-10734, described as Shell tool (broken)
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 5-854a,b, described as Hoe; native term: etemo; iron from blacksmiths; all men make handles and fasten the blades in with gum, mother-in-laws get two hoes as part of the bride-price.
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 2-9420, described as Axe-like specimen of stone with notches for hafting
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 18-1672, described as Axe, wood, handcarved; bowed, handcarved “L” shaped handle, with cylindrical hand grip; spatula shaped wood blade lashed to handle with bamboo strips to form “T” shaped tool; used to get “meat” out of sago palm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 9-12179, described as Hoe; chipped stone
Hearst Museum object titled Hoe, accession number 5-6167a,b, described as handle and blade

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