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Photos of artifacts from Barambah/Cherbourg Mission
Pair of scrimshawed cow horns
Reference Number: CH1
Size: Both measure 28 cm in length.
Provenance: These horns came from the estate of a family on the Sunshine Coast.
The Brisbane Museum has a similar pair of horns (QE-3344-0), almost certainly scrimshawed by the same artist. The provenance on the Brisbane Museum horns states that they were acquired in 1939 but had been carved at Barambah Station / Cherbourg approximately 40 years before.
