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8th December 2009, 07:58 AM
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Most of the decoration is on one side. On the other side there's only some decoration on the top part of the blade, nothing on the 'stem' of the weapon.
The piece is quite heavy. I doubt if it was used as a throwing knife. It seems more something to 'hack', similar like the Congolese sickle knives. That's also why there is no 'hollow' side of the blade, I think.   |
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