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Bark, part of medicine man's equipment

Specimen of erythrophyllum guinieuse bark, no provenance, probably collected 1830-1930

Specimen of erythrophyllum guinieuse bark

1830-1930

Section of bark, covered by hexagonal excresences, of unknown provenance, 1830-1920

Section of bark

1830-1920

Specimen of bark, probably cinchona, no provenance, 1840-1930

Specimen of bark

1840-1930

4 pieces of mangrove bark, no provenance details, 1851 to 1930

4 pieces of mangrove bark

1851-1930

Pieces of fibrous bark, twi osutan, remedy for rheumatic bone pain in sickle cell anaemias, now in polythene bag, possibly from Africa, 1871-1950

Pieces of fibrous bark

1871-1950

Pieces of unidentified bark, no provenance details, 1850-1930

Pieces of unidentified bark

1850-1930

Pieces of bark, provenance unknown, 1850-1930

Pieces of bark, provenance unknown, 1850-1930

1850-1930

Short section of winter bark, used by Napuche Indians, South American, 1860-1920

Short section of winter bark

1860-1920

Three sections of mossy bark, mounted on green baize, provenance unknown, 1851-1930

Three sections of mossy bark

1851-1930

Piece of unidentified stem with peeling bark, Africa, 1851-1930

Piece of unidentified stem with peeling bark

1851-1930

Pieces of tubular dried bark, "daichini", Indian, 1851-1930

Pieces of tubular dried bark

1851-1930

Specimen of dried cinnamon bark, English (?), 1900-1940

Specimen of dried cinnamon bark

1900-1940

Two specimens of saneoephalus esculentis bark used in making arrow poison, Gabon and Gambia, Africa, 1900-1939

Two specimens of saneoephalus esculentis bark used in making arrow poison

1900-1930

Two pieces of thick red bark, dat-ta-ge in vernacular, from Burma, 1904

Two pieces of thick red bark

1904

Bark (?), granules and powder, from Burma, 1904

Bark (?), granules and powder, from Burma, 1904

1904

Bark of saiu-na-baio, from Burma, 1909

Bark of saiu-na-baio, from Burma, 1909

1909

Bark of kaut-ko from Burma, 1909

Bark of kaut-ko from Burma, 1909

1909

9 small pieces of bark of cascara from north-west States of North America, used as a laxative drug, 1830-1920

9 small pieces of bark of cascara from north-west States of North America

1830-1920

Sassy bark, taken for faintness by Krobo, Gold Coast, 1851 to 1930

Sassy bark

1851-1930

Specimen of om'whongo tree bark from Angola, 1930-1937

Specimen of om'whongo tree bark from Angola

1930-1937

Specimen of dried bark, called omuhanguti whenana, Angolan, 1930-1937

Specimen of dried bark

1930-1937

Bark, fragment, native medicine, from Northern Rhodesia, 1910-1930

Bark, fragment, native medicine

1910-1930

Bark fragments, native medicine, Northern Rhodesia, 1910-1930

Bark fragments

1910-1930

Piece of brown nodule-like bark, nga-byai-zin in vernacular, from Burma, 1909

Piece of brown nodule-like bark

1909

2 strips of pinkish bark in brown envelope, presented by the Field Museum of Chicago, possibly from Afghanistan 1900-1930

2 strips of pinkish bark in brown envelope

1900-1930

Two small pieces of bark, one wood-backed, native medicine, Northern Rhodesia, 1910-1930

Two small pieces of bark

1910-1930

Piece of folded bark, native medicine, Northern Rhodesia, 1910-1930

Piece of folded bark

1910-1930

3 pieces of bark, nkasa, used powdered in form of pills to determine cases of witchcraft, poisonous, from Portuguese Congo, 1871 to 1938

3 pieces of bark

1871-1938

Piece of stem with attached bark, Africa, 1851-1930

Piece of stem with attached bark

1851-1930

Specimen of musamba wood from Angola, 1930-1937

Specimen of musamba wood from Angola, 1930-1937

1930-1937

Specimen of omowa bark, a cosmetic, from Angola, 1930-1937

Specimen of omowa bark

1930-1937

Bark of simaruba tree, prepared by British Drug Houses, Ltd., London, English 1870-1930

Bark of simaruba tree

1870-1930

Pieces of red fibrous bark, "twi klintlinkunu", remedy for ailments in pregnancy, possibly from Africa, 1871 to 1950

Pieces of red fibrous bark

1871-1950

Piece of unidentified bark, no provenance details, 1850 to 1930

Piece of unidentified bark

1850-1930

Glass jar, contains bark, provenance unknown

Glass jar, contains bark, provenance unknown

1900-1930

7 rolled and dried strips of cinchona bark, probably Peruvian, 1880-1920

7 rolled and dried strips of cinchona bark

1880-1920

Small pieces of bark (ombada), Dombondola tribe, Angola, 1900-1930

Small pieces of bark (ombada)

1900-1930

Two piece of yellow cinchona bark, used by the Napuche Indians, South Americam, 1860-1915

Two piece of yellow cinchona bark

1860-1915

Two pieces of thick reddish bark, Africa, 1851-1930

Two pieces of thick reddish bark

1851-1930

Two pieces of unidentified bark, thought to be from Africa, 1851-1930

Two pieces of unidentified bark

1851-1930

Piece of unidentified stem with reddish bark, thought to be from Africa, 1851 to 1930

Piece of unidentified stem

1851-1930

Strips of bark, "kusari begal", Indian, 1851-1930

Strips of bark, "kusari begal", Indian, 1851-1930

1851-1930

Pieces of shrivelled dried bark(?) or peel(?), fragrant, "amchura sabat", Indian, 1851-1930

Pieces of shrivelled dried bark(?) or peel(?), fra

1851-1930

Bracket fungus and supporting piece of tree trunk, Chinese(?)

Bracket fungus and supporting piece of tree trunk

1830-1920

Bark(?) of sandagu from Burma, 1904

Bark(?) of sandagu from Burma, 1904

1904

Piece of tawai bark, from New Zealand, 1851 to 1930

Piece of tawai bark

1851-1930

Bark of sehtut chin from Burma, 1908

Bark of sehtut chin from Burma, 1908

1908

Specimen of bark of Erythrophyllum guiniense, Sassy bark, used for making poison, Sudan and North East Congo, on stand, 1900-1937

Specimen of bark of Erythrophyllum guiniense

1900-1937

Tube of bark filled with resin, used to treat colds, from Arcadia, Greek 1850-1930

Tube of bark filled with resin

1850-1930