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Old 5th June 2006, 06:58 PM   #14
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That looks like a nice example. From what I have heard, it is very rare to find the by-knife, as they are considered more important to the owners due to their being used to clean & prepare the taken heads (rather than just take them).

I have to admit that there is something very creepy to me about mandaus. It can't be just the head-hunting thing. Maybe it is the decoration of the carving.
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