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Old 26th December 2021, 12:22 PM   #8
colin henshaw
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Originally Posted by ShakaAmaZulu View Post
Hi Colin,
I've only the spear head.
Here some more pictures.
Thanks. There is an image of a spear with a similar profile (images attached), in the book "Illustrated Catalogue of Ethnographical Specimens" (reprint), described as Indian, Sonthal. However, I see the construction differs to yours, which also has a small hole in the socket for a nail attachment to a wooden shaft. This is an African feature.

So, probably a Nigeria or Cameroon attribution is correct. Sorry not to be of more assistance, it looks a well made piece.
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