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Old 20th February 2006, 10:04 PM   #1
Luc LEFEBVRE
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There is many other books on African weapons, let me know if you want another list...
The problem in Africa is that the blacksmith of a tribe, if he is recognized has a good one, is forging for many other tribes, and so the weapons are moving from a region to another.And then are reproduced and copied.
There are very good studies about that and really good specialists.But we are discovering new things every day, that's why I like African weapons.
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