Artifacts/Matau (fish hook)

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Artifact
Matau
Type
Archaeological
Maker/Artist(s) Unknown
Date(s) Unknown
Holdings
Collection of Massey University Wellington
Curator(s)
User:Bronwyn Holloway-Smith?
Uploaders(s)
User:Bronwyn Holloway-Smith
License(s)
Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license
File(s)
media:matau-Bronwyn_Holloway-Smith.stl


alt = Matau (Fish Hook) by Bronwyn_Holloway-Smith

Matau (fish hook)

The matau was an efficient design of fish hook, leading to it being reproduced in large numbers.

Artistic and Curatorial Process

These objects are replicas of artifacts imagined as lost, hidden or misregistered during the Museum of New Zealand's tenure in the former Museum Building on Buckle St, now occupied by Massey University's College of Creative Arts. The objects have been created through a process of drawing, digital 3D rendering, and finally printing with an Open Source 3-dimensional printer – the RepRap.

Note

This is an experimental web-exhibition, and as such is a quasi-virtual mirror of Bronwyn_Holloway-Smith's work. Her website and project page is: http://bronwyn.co.nz/projects/gifts.html