hma:990.54.27743
Homo sapiens
Biological Specimen ID: 0000S7672
Object Type
Biological Specimen
Organization
Harry A. Franklin Family Collection
Number of media representing object 1
GENERAL DETAILS
Specimen ID0000S7672
VoucheredYes
Descriptiongiven to present collection, 1990.; bequeathed to the Harry A. Franklin Family Collection, Los Angeles, California, 1983; Kwoma people
Middle Sepik River
Papua New Guinea
Melanesia
Oceania
[Restricted Object] Dagger with incised designs
20th century, possibly pre-war
Human femur bone, fiber string, and resin
Overall: 14 3/4 x 1 7/8 in. (37.5 x 4.7 cm)
Acquired by Harry A. Franklin (1904-1983), Los Angeles, California, in the 1950s
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External repository source--
Date uploadedAugust 31, 2017
Organization
Object collectorHarry A. Franklin
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BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN TAXONOMY
GBIFHomo sapiens
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Animalia
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Chordata
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Mammalia
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Primates
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Family
Hominidae
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Genus
Homo
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Species
sapiens
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Contributing User
User SuppliedHomo sapiens
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Primates
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Hominidae
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Genus
Homo
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Species
sapiens
Subspecies
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Contributing User
IDENTIFIERS AND EXTERNAL LINKS
Institution codehma
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Catalog number990.54.27743
Occurrence ID990.54.27743
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SPECIMEN DATING
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1 MEDIA REPRESENTING PHYSICAL OBJECT
PROJECTS CONTAINING MEDIA REPRESENTING THIS OBJECT
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hma:990.54.27743
Homo sapiens
Biological Specimen ID: 0000S7672
Object Type
Biological Specimen
Organization
Harry A. Franklin Family Collection
Number of media representing object 1
GENERAL DETAILS
Specimen ID
0000S7672
Vouchered
Yes
Description
given to present collection, 1990.; bequeathed to the Harry A. Franklin Family Collection, Los Angeles, California, 1983; Kwoma people
Middle Sepik River
Papua New Guinea
Melanesia
Oceania
[Restricted Object] Dagger with incised designs
20th century, possibly pre-war
Human femur bone, fiber string, and resin
Overall: 14 3/4 x 1 7/8 in. (37.5 x 4.7 cm)
Acquired by Harry A. Franklin (1904-1983), Los Angeles, California, in the 1950s
Sex
--
Is type specimen
--
External repository source
--
Date uploaded
August 31, 2017
Organization
Object collector
Harry A. Franklin
Specimen Measurements
--
BIOLOGICAL SPECIMEN TAXONOMY
GBIF
Homo sapiens
Domain
--
Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Chordata
Superclass
--
Class
Mammalia
Subclass
--
Superorder
--
Order
Primates
Suborder
--
Superfamily
--
Family
Hominidae
Subfamily
--
Tribe
--
Genus
Homo
Subgenus
--
Species
sapiens
Subspecies
--
Contributing User
User Supplied
Homo sapiens
Domain
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Kingdom
--
Phylum
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Superclass
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Class
--
Subclass
--
Superorder
--
Order
Primates
Suborder
--
Superfamily
--
Family
Hominidae
Subfamily
--
Tribe
--
Genus
Homo
Subgenus
--
Species
sapiens
Subspecies
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Contributing User
IDENTIFIERS AND EXTERNAL LINKS
Institution code
hma
Collection code
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Catalog number
990.54.27743
Occurrence ID
990.54.27743
External identifier
--
External object URL
iDigBio UUID
--
iDigBio recordset ID
--
Bibliographic Citation
--
SPECIMEN DATING
Date Collected
--
Time Period
--
Absolute Age
--
Dating Method
--
1 MEDIA REPRESENTING PHYSICAL OBJECT
PROJECTS CONTAINING MEDIA REPRESENTING THIS OBJECT
(Not yet implemented)
SPECIMEN ORIGINAL LOCATION
Locality
--
Address
--
City
--
State or Province
--
Country
--
Getty Thesaurus Location
--
Locality Geographic Coordinates
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EXCAVATION/COLLECTION DETAILS
Excavation/Collection Name
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Excavation/Collection Details
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Stratigraphic Formation
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Stratigraphic Context
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