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Tim Simmons · 20th February 2013, 03:27 PM

Its here but did suffer in the shipping. The figure had broken at the feet

Not the end of the world, stuck with PVA. Sadly visible but even museums have a mend it department. The figure with the double hornbill head and the human head all refer to headhunting activities. Unlikely to be a war axe but you could still persuade somebody to give up the will to live. However when viewed with reference to the two links. You can see why I paid high shipping cost, import duties and a customs charge. I must be mad

http://holmes.anthropology.museum/asmat/axefull.html

better link

http://www.clarku.edu/~jborgatt/sale...ows260-277.pdf

20th February 2013, 03:27 PM	#4
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,824	Its here but did suffer in the shipping. The figure had broken at the feet Not the end of the world, stuck with PVA. Sadly visible but even museums have a mend it department. The figure with the double hornbill head and the human head all refer to headhunting activities. Unlikely to be a war axe but you could still persuade somebody to give up the will to live. However when viewed with reference to the two links. You can see why I paid high shipping cost, import duties and a customs charge. I must be mad http://holmes.anthropology.museum/asmat/axefull.html better link http://www.clarku.edu/~jborgatt/sale...ows260-277.pdf Attached Images