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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Detroit (New Mayapan)
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Does anyone know what kind of wood was generally used to make a knobkerrie? Looking at them, I get the impression that many were made of Gaboon Ebony and Teak, but I can't tell which wood might be used in "authentic" and which is reserved for "tourist" pieces. Quite a few are made of lighter-colored wood(s), as well.
I found one site which said they're made of "kiate wood", but I'm having a devil of a time finding anything out about that particular species. |
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