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Old 10th March 2012, 08:41 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Indianajones
Yes very sharp of you to state that the Iban (jimpul) is different than Bidayuh or Land-Dayak!
Though jimpuls were also used by Iban from the Saribas and Skrangriver which are near Bidayuh area.
What I sharply meant to say is that the blade of Charles's piece is typically an Iban blade.
A typically Bidayuh blade would be the blade of a buko or pandat, which both are different as Charles's blade.
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