A Most Unusual Zulu Spear

drac2k · 7th June 2022, 01:29 AM

No that would be mere speculation...............but it did belong to Shaka Zulu, LOL.
Yes, it could certainly have belonged to other past South African Tribes, but I based my attribution of it being a Zulu spear due to its construction and the wire work; the irony of it being manufactured between 1875 - 1895, by a British Company during the height of the Zulu Wars seemed to call for another explanation.

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7th June 2022, 01:29 AM	#5
drac2k Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 1,294	No that would be mere speculation...............but it did belong to Shaka Zulu, LOL. Yes, it could certainly have belonged to other past South African Tribes, but I based my attribution of it being a Zulu spear due to its construction and the wire work; the irony of it being manufactured between 1875 - 1895, by a British Company during the height of the Zulu Wars seemed to call for another explanation.