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Hearst Museum object titled Quiver, accession number 18-1681, described as Dart quiver, wood; bamboo cylinder; handcarved conical cap attached with twine; elongated wood belt hook attached to cylinder with bamboo strip lashing; used to hold balsa wood blow gun darts coated with the combined poisons of the Tuba Tatang tree and the venom of a snake or a scorpion. Used in hunting wild pigs, monkeys, and birds
Hearst Museum object titled Quiver, accession number 18-1683, described as Dart quiver, wood; bamboo cylinder; handcarved conical cap attached with nylon thread; elongated wood belt hook attached with nylon; gourd flask and wood stopper (for poison?) attached with nylon
Hearst Museum object titled Quiver, accession number 18-1684, described as Dart quiver, wood; bamboo cylinder; handcarved conical cap attached with nylon thread; elongated wood belt hook attached to cylinder with bamboo strip lashing
Hearst Museum object titled Quiver, accession number 18-1682, described as Dart quiver, wood; bamboo cylinder; handcarved conical cap attached with twine; elongated wood belt hook attached to cylinder with bamboo strip lashing

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