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City Honolulu / Kaamahu Place Honolulu / / Company Editions Limited / Materials Ltd / / Country United States / / Facility State Museum of Natural / / IndustryTerm by-products / lemon oil / attractive food source / nut oil / matt oil finish / rubber particles / coral tools / food source / Paint removers / excellent nesting site / Oil polishes / chemical reaction / chemical / high energy short wavelength ultraviolet / paint / oil / food-rich environment / activation energy / mineral oil / chemical bonds / tung oil / acquired paint / chemical fumigants / natural bristle paint brush / energy / / Organization Pacific Regional Conservation Center / Honolulu Academy of Arts / / Person William Brigham / Ruth / Irving Jenkins / Kalakaua / Bernice / Min Plastics / Emma / / / Position Pauahi Bishop / King / Queen / BISHOP / Hawaiian calabash craftsman / Princess / / ProvinceOrState Hawaii / / Technology radiation / TECHNOLOGY OF CALABASHES Hawaiian / /
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BISHOP MUSEUM Art Conservation Handout HISTORY AND TECHNOLOGY OF CALABASHES Hawaiian carved wooden bowls, or calabashes are among the most beautiful in Polynesia. Originally inspired by the natural shapes of coconuts and