Dancing woodcarving

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Title

Dancing woodcarving

Year/Period

Early-mid 20th century

Region

Papua New Guinea

Material

Wood

Technique

CARVED

Dimension

Object size: H:102.3cm x W:9.2cm x D:10.2cm

Accession No.

XXXX-11488

Collection of

Asian Civilisations Museum

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