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Description

  • Foto Number: INW-174

Argillite pipe. Two sailors and two dogs are connected by an anchor chain. The hole for tobacco is located left of the middle. The wooden mouthpiece is inserted on the outside right. Such pipes were a typical mid-19th-cehtury trade item. (42 cm; MOA)
MOA = Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

  • Keywords:
    North America Canada British Columbia Coast-Salish INW Argilit tobacco pipe Museum of Anthropology Vancouver

Description

  • Foto Number: INW-174

Argillite pipe. Two sailors and two dogs are connected by an anchor chain. The hole for tobacco is located left of the middle. The wooden mouthpiece is inserted on the outside right. Such pipes were a typical mid-19th-cehtury trade item. (42 cm; MOA)
MOA = Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

  • Keywords:
    North America Canada British Columbia Coast-Salish INW Argilit tobacco pipe Museum of Anthropology Vancouver

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