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Throwing spear, Sudan?
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Such spearheads have already been discussed on the forum. This is a short spear from my collection.
Specifications: Total length – 690 mm, tip length – 415 mm The wooden shaft is covered with the skin of a Nile monitor lizard; it can be assumed that the spear is from the Blue and White Nile regions. I'd be glad to hear your comments. |
Hi Yuri,
Nice and interesting spear! Have a look here: *******************************/gallery?african-spears It's the site I use when I want to identify something from Africa. Special when it comes to spears! ;) Regards, Detlef |
Hi Detlef, thanks! :)
I know about this site, but there are no copies with such handles. You can see something similar here: https://ertribal.com/index.php/triba...-monitor-sudan Regards, Yuri |
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When it comes to the spearhead I see some similarity with this one from the Dinka people. *******************************/gallery...on-point-41-cm
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Regards, Detlef |
Here is an old topic on the forum:
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=4911 The 1st tip is the same as mine. |
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I wonder if there is a missing shoe part to this spear? It is not made to throw like a dart or a javelin type spear and most have some kind of shoe like a spike, knob or rectangular shoe.
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Perhaps this is a dart, or perhaps a later alteration, I don’t know, which is why I asked for advice. |
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