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enclosed 2 more interesting links concerning tribal maps
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showpo...8&postcount=47 http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showpo...1&postcount=46 |
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[QUOTE=gp;291551]enclosed 2 more interesting links concerning tribal maps
Thank you gp Very useful information |
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Very nice and complete example!
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Judging from the appearance of the masks, kifwebe, depicted on the handle and scabbard, I would say Songye rather than Luba. It is often difficult to attribute an object to a people, especially when use and design are so close. Interesting piece.
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[QUOTE=Sajen;291567]Please share pics after it!
![]() Necessarily. ![]() Regards, Yuri |
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