Avery Research Center Artifact Collection
Sort by: Title Description 21. Wooden spoon Light brown wooden spoon with straight handle; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 22. Wooden spoon Ladle-shaped wooden spoon with straight handle; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 23. Wooden spoon Roughly done, straight handled wooden spoon; end of handle carved but not smooth; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 24. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon with straight handle; dark wood, bowl shows use. 25. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon with straight handle; handle has decorative shape; wood is light; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 26. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon, roughly done, some variation in wood stain; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 27. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon with straight handle, light wood; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 28. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon with straight handle; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 29. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon decorated with small silver nails; origin Turkana people of Kenya. 30. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon, lighter stain on front of handle, dark stain on bowl and back; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 31. Wooden spoon Ladle-shaped wooden spoon, mixed dark and light wood tones; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 32. Wooden spoon Straight-handled dark wooden spoon; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 33. Wooden spoon Straight-handled dark wooden spoon; circle of irregular nature in bowl; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 34. Wooden spoon Ladle-shaped light wooden spoon; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 35. Wooden spoon Straight-handled dark wooden spoon with some variation in color; carving somewhat rough, handle thick; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 36. Wooden spoon Straight-handled wooden spoon; origin Dodoth people of Uganda. 37. Wooden spoon Wooden spoon with dark and light wood tones; possible origin is Dodoth people of Uganda. 38. Small knife Small knife with wooden handle wrapped in a metal strip; hide sheath decorated with a strip of wood wrapped with thick thread; origin Turkana people of Kenya. 39. Ebony letter opener Ebony paper knife with an elephant carved on the handle, large notch carved just below elephant; origin West Kenya. 40. Circular knife Circular knife, believed to be worn on a wrist; blade edge is covered, ends of cover have copper fittings, interior opening has cover with wire decoration; origin Turkana people of Kenya.
