Object name: Iron currency / Function: 7.4 Non-issued Media of Exchange, Symbolic Valuables, and Associated Containers - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473g, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473d, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473e, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-4163, described as Iron currency; manufactured from native ore; elongate bar, twisted around long axis; hammered into flat ovoid at one end; flat triangular shape at other end; 41 cm long.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473l, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473o, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473b, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-4162, described as Iron currency; manufactured from native ore; elongate bar; twisted around long axis; hammered into flat avoid at one end, flat triangular shape at other end; 42.7 cm long.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-10473k, described as Money, iron; flat strip, warped and asymmetrical with teardrop-like end.

Hearst Museum object titled Iron currency, accession number 5-4165, described as Iron currency; manufactured from native ore; elongate bar; twisted around long axis; hammered into flat ovoid at one end, flat triangular shape at other end; 42 cm long.