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Most likely a centipede - in Morc & Malay cultures, snake and centipede have a place in weapons symbolism - never heard of scorpion being used.
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And the full view of the barong with the centipede inlay (on the other side it has Ali's sword, Solomon's seal and a wild dog (?)). Michael |
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That is a nice barong Michael!
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WOW! That is a nice Barung, Michael.
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Another reference to the power of the centipede, 3rd paragraph.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cakobau |
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