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Old 12th January 2011, 07:23 PM   #16
Robert
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Hello Jose, I also agree that it looks to be Visayan in its origin but the blade is really strange in its design to be from that region. The fact that it is double edged and has the same raised medial ridge on both sides, plus being that it is curved strikes me as being quite odd. As I stated early on if it wasn't for being curved I would think that it could be a re-hilted spear head.

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