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VANDOO · 27th June 2016, 11:17 PM

THAT JUST ABOUT COVERS MAORI ITEMS THAT ARE PRIMARILY WEAPONS. I WILL INCLUDE A FEW TOOLS AND CEREMONIAL ITEMS THAT WOULD SERVE AS WEAPONS WHEN NEEDED.
#1 THRU #6 . KO, A MAORI SPADE OR DIGGING STICK, WOULD MAKE A GOOD WEAPON IF SURPRISED IN THE FIELD. THERE ARE SOME OTHER AGRICULTURAL TOOLS IN ONE PICTURE.
#7. MAORI MAULS NOT VERY EFFICIENT BUT IF YOU CONNECTED THEY WOULD MAKE A BIG IMPRESSION.

#8. MAORI 48 X 7 CM. DANCE PADDLE
#9. MAORI DANCE PADDLE 50 INCHES LONG
#10. MAORI FLAX BEATER
#11. & #12. MAORI CEREMONIAL CHIEFS PADDLES CALLED HOE

27th June 2016, 11:17 PM	#20
VANDOO (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: OKLAHOMA, USA Posts: 3,138	THAT JUST ABOUT COVERS MAORI ITEMS THAT ARE PRIMARILY WEAPONS. I WILL INCLUDE A FEW TOOLS AND CEREMONIAL ITEMS THAT WOULD SERVE AS WEAPONS WHEN NEEDED. #1 THRU #6 . KO, A MAORI SPADE OR DIGGING STICK, WOULD MAKE A GOOD WEAPON IF SURPRISED IN THE FIELD. THERE ARE SOME OTHER AGRICULTURAL TOOLS IN ONE PICTURE. #7. MAORI MAULS NOT VERY EFFICIENT BUT IF YOU CONNECTED THEY WOULD MAKE A BIG IMPRESSION. #8. MAORI 48 X 7 CM. DANCE PADDLE #9. MAORI DANCE PADDLE 50 INCHES LONG #10. MAORI FLAX BEATER #11. & #12. MAORI CEREMONIAL CHIEFS PADDLES CALLED HOE Attached Images Last edited by VANDOO; 27th June 2016 at 11:40 PM.