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Old 25th August 2025, 02:07 PM   #4
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If you can tell if they are bone and not ivory they could be from Tierra del Fuego. The side lashing I believe is more of a South American method rather than Inuit. Just a suggest no expert. They are a rather cool collection of artifact and if from Tierra del Fuego I would think them rather rare too. Inuit ice axes.
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