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Victorian Children's Finger StockThis Victorian children's finger stock is a reproduction of a discipline tool used in Victorian classrooms to enforce order and curb fidgeting. The device consists of a wooden frame with two holes where the child's fingers would be placed, leaving them temporarily immobilised. It was used as a form of punishment to deter disruptive behaviour or to prevent students from fidgeting during lessons. A fascinating piece of educational history, this finger

or as offerings in temples

Design: Hand-made in the lost-wax method

Cultural Studies: A fantastic tool for exploring Mexican textile traditions and the historical significance of handwoven goods in Mesoamerican cultures

museum exhibitions

observational skills

capturing the urgency and grim nature of child labour recruitment

and creative tasks to engage students

showcasing early humans' ability to create functional and decorative objects

making each knife a one-of-a-kind item

and archaeology

Discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis

Earrings: The large earrings depicted are ear spools

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