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The Stone Money of Yap - Smithsonian Institution

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NUMBER 23<br />

Rai<br />

number<br />

(•illustrated<br />

herein)<br />

•86<br />

87<br />

(87a)<br />

•88<br />

89<br />

90<br />

91<br />

92<br />

Location<br />

<strong>The</strong> Chase<br />

Manhattan<br />

Bank <strong>Money</strong><br />

Museum,<br />

New York<br />

City<br />

//<br />

n<br />

<strong>The</strong> National<br />

Bank <strong>of</strong><br />

Detroit,<br />

Michigan<br />

World Heritage<br />

Museum, U.<br />

<strong>of</strong> Illinois,<br />

Urbana, 111.<br />

National Geographic<br />

Society,<br />

Washington,<br />

D.C.<br />

Peabody<br />

Museum <strong>of</strong><br />

Archaeology<br />

& Ethnology,<br />

Harvard<br />

University,<br />

Cambridge,<br />

Mass.<br />

n<br />

See footnotes at end <strong>of</strong> table.<br />

TABLE.—Rai exported from Tap—Continued<br />

[Measurements in centimeters unless indicated otherwise]<br />

Accessions<br />

number<br />

_<br />

(note e)<br />

-<br />

-<br />

Acquired<br />

from<br />

Purchased from<br />

Staadiche<br />

Museen<br />

Preussischer<br />

Kulturbesitz<br />

Museum fur<br />

Volkerkunde,<br />

Berlin<br />

a<br />

Purchased from<br />

Mr. Pong,<br />

Bugol village,<br />

Tomil, <strong>Yap</strong><br />

Gift <strong>of</strong> Andrew<br />

Roboman,<br />

<strong>Yap</strong><br />

Purchased from<br />

sources on<br />

<strong>Yap</strong>. <strong>Stone</strong><br />

from Neff<br />

village. Obtained<br />

by<br />

staff member<br />

David Boyer<br />

through<br />

<strong>of</strong>fices <strong>of</strong><br />

District Administrator,<br />

<strong>Yap</strong><br />

Collected by<br />

Museum<br />

Expedition<br />

headed by<br />

Schneider,<br />

Stevens,<br />

Kidder and<br />

Hunt<br />

n<br />

Tear<br />

acquired<br />

1931<br />

1960<br />

a<br />

Mar 1965<br />

1967<br />

1948<br />

a<br />

Diameter<br />

30-29 in<br />

(76.2-<br />

73.7<br />

cm)<br />

12 in<br />

(30.5<br />

cm)<br />

5 ft<br />

(about<br />

152.3<br />

cm)<br />

18 in<br />

(45.7<br />

cm)<br />

5 ft 11 in<br />

(180.3<br />

cm)<br />

7-5^ in<br />

(17.8-<br />

14 cm)<br />

9!4-83/8in<br />

(23.5-<br />

21.3<br />

cm)<br />

Thickness<br />

Kin<br />

(1.3<br />

cm)<br />

1% in<br />

(2.9<br />

cm)<br />

Hole<br />

diameter<br />

Vs in<br />

(1.5<br />

cm)<br />

1% in<br />

(3.5<br />

cm)<br />

Value at<br />

time <strong>of</strong><br />

acquisition<br />

Author<br />

asked not<br />

to cite<br />

price<br />

paid<br />

7^ in 10 in $25 per ft Rough<br />

(17.8--<br />

(25.4 or $125<br />

10.2 cm) (T.T. court<br />

cm)<br />

records)<br />

a<br />

$3.75 per<br />

inch or<br />

$266.25<br />

-<br />

Surface<br />

45<br />

Rough,<br />

weathered<br />

Broken<br />

"Fragment<br />

<strong>of</strong> larger<br />

stone"

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