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Old 30th April 2014, 07:55 PM   #8
Iain
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Hello,

Is this not from Madagascar? I thought that particular flush socket-shaft construction with collars and flared but was a distinct feature of Malagasy spears.

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The Madagascar examples seem to invariably have broad heads, a bit different than this. Leading me to think more along west African lines.
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