Lot 576

Bone Net Shuttle & Sinew Thread C. 12-1700AD

Estimate: $300 - $600

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For your bidding pleasure is this fantastic net sewing shuttle, or fish line bobbin, with sinew thread. This artifact is made of bone and is in the style of the Thule period, 1200 AD-1700 AD. The shuttle measures 8" long and 1" wide. The bone shows wonderful patina. The sinew is very fragile.
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