Author: Mason, Otis Tufton
Synopsis:
In 'Throwing-sticks in the National Museum', Otis Tufton Mason takes readers on a fascinating journey through the ancient world of throwing-sticks. Exploring their various forms, uses, and cultural significance, Mason delves into the rich history and diverse traditions surrounding this ancient tool. From the intricately carved throwing-sticks of the Australian Aborigines to the elegantly crafted examples from Native American tribes, this report offers a captivating glimpse into the artistry and ingenuity of different civilizations. With detailed descriptions and illustrations, Mason's report sheds light on the importance of throwing-sticks as both practical tools and symbolic objects, providing a unique perspective on the cultural heritage of these ancient societies.
Genres: Anthropology, Archaeology, History
Themes: Cultural heritage, Ancient tools and technology, Symbolism
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