Central African throwing sick/club?

katana · 23rd October 2006, 11:07 PM

Well done Tim.....very interesting 'tool'

I have often wondered if there were differing shaped throwing clubs (other than the short knobkerrie 'type')
I am curios as to the 'point of balance' on this club ...it looks to be 'top heavy' which suggests a throwing action similar to throwing a viking small axe.

As regards the 'sick' in the title........I am reliably informed by the kids that 'sick' tends to mean ....really

23rd October 2006, 11:07 PM	#6
katana Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Kent Posts: 2,658	Well done Tim.....very interesting 'tool' I have often wondered if there were differing shaped throwing clubs (other than the short knobkerrie 'type') I am curios as to the 'point of balance' on this club ...it looks to be 'top heavy' which suggests a throwing action similar to throwing a viking small axe. As regards the 'sick' in the title........I am reliably informed by the kids that 'sick' tends to mean ....really