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- Title
- Pā kahawai (trolling lure)
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- Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
- Collection
- Te Papa Collections Online
- Description
The pā kahawai is a composite (two piece) trolling lure. The trolling lure is a Polynesian fishing technique that was brought to New Zealand by Māori and later adpated using available materials and targeting local species, the kahawai (sea salmon). The pā kahawai is typically constructed with a wooden shank, to which is firmly set and bound a shaped lure inset, made from paua shell (abalone), and a bone barb. This particular example consists of a worked piece of paua shell shank, shaped, poli...
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- Date created
- 1750-1850
- URL
- https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/166746
- Related subjects
- shell (animal material) / muka (fibre) / bone / fishhooks / lures / carving / grinding / assembling / Te Puawaitanga: 1500 - 1800 / Te Huringa I: 1800 - 1900 / New Zealand / William Ockleford Oldman
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