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Old 15th June 2011, 05:23 PM   #6
colin henshaw
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Hi David

The best I can lay my hands on at the moment is this illustration (on the far right), from "Waffen aus Zentral-Afrika" by Museum fur Volkerkunde 1985. This example is described as Bornu.

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Originally Posted by katana
Hi Colin,
thanks for your thoughts Have you any pictures you could post ? I'm really stumped with this spear

Kind Regards David
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