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Old 18th December 2004, 05:12 AM   #20
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here is another thing i've learned about yakan budiaks. the ones intended for battle and are carried by the foot warriors have rattan poles. makes sense because their easier to make. the ones sporting wooden poles serve either a dual (ceremonial, battle) purpose or are indicators of status or rank.

the sankil is said to be the favored spear for ambush and is said to have a longer pole.
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