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Turlutte
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Français : La turlutte se présente comme un petit grappin formé d'une olive en plomb peint en rouge et armée à sa base de plus de vingt deux hameçons disposés en couronne. A cette extrémité l'objet est pourvu d'une anneau d'attache en cuivre. De l'autre côté, l'olive en forme de calmar est percée d'un petit trou circulaire. Une turlutte est une sorte de grappin par casaquer (piquer le poisson en un autre endroit que la bouche) le poisson et certains caphalopodes. Dans ce cas précis cette turlutte était utilisée lors de la pêche aux morues pour attraper des encornets. (20ème siècle) Fait de métal et de plomb. Origine Saint-Malo.
English: The "turlutte" is a small grappling hook consisting of a lead olive painted in red and armed at its base with more than twenty-two hooks arranged in a crown. At this end, the object is equipped with a copper attachment ring. On the other side, the squid-shaped olive is pierced with a small circular hole. A "turlutte" is a kind of grappling hook used to snag fish and certain cephalopods by hooking them in a place other than the mouth. In this specific case, this "turlutte" was used in cod fishing to catch squid. (20th century) Made of metal and lead. Origin: Saint-Malo.
Español: La "turlutte" se presenta como un pequeño garfio formado por una oliva de plomo pintada de rojo y armada en su base con más de veintidós anzuelos dispuestos en corona. En este extremo, el objeto está provisto de un anillo de sujeción de cobre. Por el otro lado, la oliva con forma de calamar está perforada con un pequeño agujero circular. Una "turlutte" es una especie de garfio utilizado para atrapar peces y ciertos cefalópodos pinchándolos en un lugar que no sea la boca. En este caso específico, esta "turlutte" se utilizaba en la pesca de bacalao para atrapar calamares. (Siglo XX) Hecha de metal y plomo. Origen: Saint-Malo.
Italiano: La "turlutte" si presenta come un piccolo rampino composto da un'oliva in piombo dipinta di rosso e armata alla base con più di ventidue ami disposti a corona. In questa estremità, l'oggetto è dotato di un anello di attacco in rame. Dall'altro lato, l'oliva a forma di calamaro è perforata da un piccolo foro circolare. Una "turlutte" è una specie di rampino utilizzato per agganciare pesci e alcuni cefalopodi pungendoli in un punto diverso dalla bocca. In questo caso specifico, questa "turlutte" veniva utilizzata nella pesca al merluzzo per catturare i calamari. (XX secolo) Fatta di metallo e piombo. Origine: Saint-Malo
Date XXe siècle.
Medium Photographie d'un outil (collections muséales)
Dimensions hauteur 8 cm, Diamètre en cm2.5 (max.)
institution QS:P195,Q3329701
Accession number
D960.0003.1
Place of creation Saint-Malo
Inscriptions "SS"
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Collections du musée de Bretagne, URL : http://www.collections.musee-bretagne.fr/ark:/83011/FLMjo222494

Logo Musée de Bretagne
This object can be found on the documentary portal of the Museum of Brittany and the Bintinais ecomuseum. It is under the identifier FLMjo222494.

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