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Native American Indian Axe Heads
Native American Indian Axe Heads: Large 18 cms wide and small stone axe heads. 2 items
Ethnographie & Stammeskunst
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A Hand painted boomerang and a wooden Fijian Tribal Axe.
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TWO PAPUA NEW GUINEA AXES, One from Masim region, the other from highlands. Largest 60cm x 48cm
TWO PAPUA NEW GUINEA AXES, One from Masim region, the other from highlands. Largest 60cm x 48cm
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An unusual selection of tribal items to include a flint pick, wooden club hammer, a wall mask and
149An unusual selection of tribal items to include a flint pick, wooden club hammer, a wall mask and
An unusual selection of tribal items to include a flint pick, wooden club hammer, a wall mask and axe head.
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GROUP OF PACIFIC WEAPONS, including two Australian aboriginal boomerangs, one carved with animals,
26GROUP OF PACIFIC WEAPONS, including two Australian aboriginal boomerangs, one carved with animals,
GROUP OF PACIFIC WEAPONS, including two Australian aboriginal boomerangs, one carved with animals, four Papua New Guinea bamboo arrows with carved...
A Knobkerry, 66 cm, an axe, 79 cm, and an African drum, 49 cm diameter (3)
† Two African tribal art axes, late 19th century/early 20th century, probably Swazi, South African, wooden handles with bound chord bands. H.119cm.
Ethnigraphical woven axe/ handle boomerang
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Stone Age 'Papua' Axe Head
Neolithic Period, 4000-3000 years B.P. or later. Substantial and rectangular in section with tapering butt, polished asymmetrical blade. 769 gram...
Middle-Transitional Archaic Period, 8000-2700 years B.P. Including a waisted axe-hammer and other types. 1.37 kg total, 7.5-13.7 cm (3 - 5 3/8 in...
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