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6th March 2012, 01:41 PM

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Lew

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Indianajones

Hi, I reckon these are not from Luzon but from South Visaya or Mindanao as . . . .the handles actually depict a horse foot and in Mindanao horses were more prevalent and horsefights (as also with cocks) were held.
Greets

Horse fights?

I always thought that the horse hoof/head motif was Ilocano?

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