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Old 22nd October 2005, 08:46 AM   #2
Tim Simmons
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Hi, very nice axe. I am still after one of these. I think this is a particularly nice piece of beaten copper, the blade has been made from one ingot of copper. Larger iron ones are also made with several heads on them, supposedly representing the number of tribes under the control of a tribal leader. These axes come from the eastern Congo and are often attributed to the Songye people of which there are several sub groups. There are other members that will be able to give better information and possibly show other very nice examples. I shall keep looking. Tim
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