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Antiek Sumatra Indonesische Batak met Scrimshaw techniek.

Een Batakse runderomblad (scapula) is een schouderblad van een rund dat door de Batak-bevolking op Noord-Sumatra werd gebruikt als divinatiemiddel of orakel. Deze scapulae zijn vaak versierd met houtsnijwerk, waaronder menselijke hoofden, hagedissen, slangen en mythische dieren, evenals Batak-schrift aan beide zijden. 
Op de scapula zijn vaak een Batakse kalender en kompas te vinden. Het Batak-schrift is afgeleid van oudere Javaanse en Pallava-scripts, die uiteindelijk terug te voeren zijn op Sanskriet-scripts uit Zuid-India. Het schrift werd nog steeds gebruikt en onderwezen in missiescholen tot 1914. 
De scapulae werden door een priester (Datu) gebruikt om de toekomst te voorspellen.

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1900 - Indonesia

Water Buffalo Bone - Scapula - 27 cm - 17 cm - 3 cm -  (1)

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