Timbuktu
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Anthropology
Earrings
object | 5.1.67/22
Anthropology
Knife sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories)); throwing knives (weapons: missiles & projectors)
object | 11.72
Anthropology
Pendant (neck ornament (personal adornment))
object | 1.10.59/6b
Anthropology
Pendant (neck ornament (personal adornment))
object | 1.10.59/6c
Anthropology
Sandal (clothing: footwear)
object | 5.1.67/12i
Anthropology
Earring
object | 5.1.67/22.1
Anthropology
Knife sheath (sheath (weapons: accessories))
object | 11.72i
Anthropology
Throwing knife (weapons: missiles & projectors)
object | 11.72iii
Anthropology
Throwing knife (weapons: missiles & projectors)
object | 11.72v
Anthropology
Lid (containers); lamp (lighting devices); batta; batochi; elbettan; albattan; tahattint
object | 19.5.65/72.2
Anthropology
Container (containers); lamp (lighting devices); batta; batochi; elbettan; albattan; tahattint
object | 19.5.65/72.1
Anthropology
Sandals
object | 5.1.67/12
Anthropology
Necklace (neck ornament (personal adornment))
object | 5.1.67/20
Anthropology
Necklace (neck ornament (personal adornment))
object | 5.1.67/21
Anthropology
Cloth (function unknown)
object | 21.6.66/1
Anthropology
Pendant (neck ornament (personal adornment))
object | 1.10.59/6d
Anthropology
Bracelet (arm ornaments)
object | 1.10.59/6a
Anthropology
Bracelet (arm ornament)
object | 5.1.67/23
Anthropology
Sandal (clothing: footwear)
object | 5.1.67/11ii
Anthropology
Sandal (clothing: footwear)
object | 5.1.67/11i
Anthropology
Earring
object | 5.1.67/22.2
Anthropology
Throwing knife (weapons: missiles & projectors)
object | 11.72ii
Anthropology
Throwing knife (weapons: missiles & projectors)
object | 11.72iv
Anthropology
Sandal (clothing: footwear)
object | 5.1.67/12ii
Anthropology
Sandals
object | 5.1.67/11
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