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Model outrigger canoe in white wood with sinnet stitching: Polynesian, Tuvalu, Nanumea
Wooden sword with edges grooved and armed with shark's teeth secured with sinnet: Micronesia, Republic of Kiribati
Dagger of wood with edges grooved and fitted with shark's teeth secured by sinnet: Micronesia, Republic of Kiribati
Sword made of whalebone with edges grooved and fitted with shark's teeth secured by sinnet: Micronesia, probably Republic of Kiribati, 19th century
Sword of palmwood with edges grooved and fitted with shark's teeth secured by sinnet, with band of shark's skin and coir wrist loop: Micronesia, Republic of Kiribati
Fish-hook of wood with inturned barb, lashing of coconut fibre, and short sinnet plait attached: Micronesia, Republic of Kiribati
Flanged lid for a turuma or oval box of wood, secured by a sinnet cord passing through lugs: Polynesian, Tokelau (Union) Islands, late 19th to early 20th century
Headrest of polished wood in form of a cylindrical bar, one end of which curves downward to form a foot, the other end supported on a two-footed wooden arch lashed on with sinnet: Polynesian, Tonga
Panpipes consisting of ten unequal lengths of reed, each stopped at the base and bound together at top and bottom by two sinnet bindings: Polynesian, Tonga
Fish-hook with shank of pearl shell, barb of turtle shell lashed on, lure of white feathers attached, and long line of plaited sinnet: Polynesian, Tonga
Spear of palmwood, sliced to form the point, with four bands of coiled sinnet: Pacific Peoples, Fiji
Spear, with rude shaft of pale wood and unilaterally barbed head of darker wood, lashed with sinnet: Pacific Peoples, possibly Fiji
Straight club of heavy brown wood, grip covered with zigzags, and bound with sinnet and palm leaf: Pacific Peoples, Fiji