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Hi Iain,
now I can see the whole blade - it is really made by Guduf..... I think that not only combination of this blade with takouba style is interesting. Also the blade itself - I have never seen the Guduf blade in combination with the small engraved triangles, before. I thought such triangles were typical for "more desert" people. On the other side, they are also on the spearhead, which is allegedly comming from the grassland (picture attached) |
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Hi Martin,
Thanks for spotting the details. I hadn't really noticed that before! ![]() I guess there is a possibility for some cross cultural decorative motifs at the top of the Région de l'Extrême-Nord in Cameroon with influence from groups in Chad? Although I thought the Guduf lived further south and west. (and of course a very beautiful lance head, I think you showed it before, but it is really a great piece. ![]() |
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Hi Martin,
I noticed today browsing through Waffen aus Zentral Afrika a dagger with the triangular motif attributed to the Gulfei. Image attached. All the best, Iain |
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