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Old 30th March 2015, 07:10 PM   #4
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Thanks...this is the first one I have seen in an ethnographic photo of any period!
Charles I am not sure why there are not more photos or at least prints, some of the tribal areas still carry around axes. That whole region was very active as far as rebellions, you would think that there would be more written accounts as well.
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