Museum of Ethnography
The Museum of Ethnography has been collecting, archiving, preserving, researching, and transmitting the traditional and modern cultural artefacts of Hungarian, European, and world communities since 1872.
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braceletMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
stol, ceremonistol, skulptur, sculpture, ceremonial chairMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
stol, ceremonistol, ceremonial chairMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
kvinnoskulptur, skulptur, female figure, sculptureMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
coconut holder, holder, vessel, coconut holder, tsuatsuMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
hook, hook, avirapaMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
hook, hook, avirapaMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
vessel, container, bere malcparaoMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
obsidiankniv, kniv, obsidian knife, knifeMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
ax shaft, adze y, poaraMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
obsidiankniv, kniv, knife, obsidian knifeMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea -
skulptur, snideri, sculpture, figurineMuseum of EthnographyType Unknown Papua New Guinea
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Museum of Ethnography
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