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Old 5th June 2020, 06:47 AM   #5
Battara
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Looking at this work again, I will say that the stamping and chasing work looks Moro.

On the bronze hilt, Ian, you could be right about it being Borneo, although I have seen this type of segmented work on Sulu spear ferrules as well.

Ian, what about the beads? I thought only the Bagobo viewed them as talismanic.
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