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Old 19th January 2012, 01:32 PM   #3
Gavin Nugent
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Fascinating spear! Although the blade profile is different, aspects of the collar remind me of Dogon work.

http://www.arcticphoto.co.uk/superga...mal0191-05.htm

Sadly, I would be fairly sure this is cut down. But still, a great spear head. Hopefully someone can provide an exact ID.
Rich, a really good spear head you have there and A very nice reference point Iain.
Although different again here is another spear of mine, it too uses brass washers either side of the pins.
There is also a very fine lizard skin remaining under the socket, very unusual I thought.
I thought mine was Somali though but I have not yet put much time in to the African spears here.
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