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It is sinuous in shape and its handle is often dressed in leather. It can also be used as an exchange currency.
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De fer et de fierté, Armes blanches d’Afrique noire du Musée Barbier-Mueller
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African Weapons: Knives, Daggers, Swords, Axes, Throwing Knives
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Ngola: the weapon as authority, identity, and ritual object
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Blades of Beauty and Death: African Art Forged in Metal
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Index

throwing knife
Matakam
Nigeria
Cameroon


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t
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Akrafena
Billao
Cimpaba
Flyssa
Ida
Ikul
Kaskara
Khopesh
Nimcha
Ngulu
Shotel
Takoba
Mambele
Onzil
Seme
Sengese
Trumbash
Nzappa zap
Iklwa
Assegai
Knobkierie

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