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Old 23rd August 2007, 11:41 PM   #8
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Hi Ben,

It's correct that a variation of these parang are found in Sulawesi too - see f.i. the pictures from Grubauer, Unter Kopfjägern in Central-Celebes, below (kopfjägern = headhunters in German).
But if you look close, like I know you always do , it's not the same parang. Even if they look similar from a distance.

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