The ||kuken and ostrich feathers

The ||kuken and ostrich feathers

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)

The name of the barblet (||<i>kuken</i>) on the stems of arrows that catch in the flesh of the shot animal.

1) See also <i>The ||kuken </i>and<i> Feathered arrows and poison </i>and <i>Arrow-making</i>, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-31

story

25 August 1879

Custom and daily life

Artefact and dress

arrows (the making of), arrows (the poisoning of), arrows (the barblets used to catch on the flesh, or ||kuken), arrows (and the use of ostrich feathers), ostrich feathers (names for black and white), ostrich feathers (the 'wing-feather root' is used to make ||kuken), ostrich feathers (and the making of arrows and ||kuken or barblets), ||kuken (the barblets used to catch on the flesh), ||kuken (the making of using an ostrich 'wing-feather root'), ||kuken (the poisoning of), ||kuken (on arrows), poison (poisoning of the arrow barblet or ||kuken), hunting (and the use of barbed and poisoned arrows), hunting (and making ||kuken from ostrich feathers), names (the barblet on an arrow is called ||kuken), names (for different ostrich feathers), names (for the parts of arrows), feathers (ostrich feathers used to make barblets for arrows or ||kuken)

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