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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Mother North
Posts: 189
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Hi Vandoo! Actually arrows still, albeit rarely, see their use in local conflicts in Africa. Back in 2008 during the wave of post-electorial violence that occurred after the final round of Kenya's presidential elections, the Maasai took up seme, bow and arrow against the Kikuyus.
I couldn't find a serious description of it for you, but here at least are some cool pictures : http://izismile.com/2009/10/15/a_war...a_18_pics.htmlCool arrowheads - thanks for sharing, Lee! All the best, - Thor |
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(deceased)
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: OKLAHOMA, USA
Posts: 3,138
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HERE IS A PICTURE OF ONE FORM OF POINT THESE WERE 9.75 IN. LONG AND SAID TO BE FROM THE BURA CULTURE AND AROUND 100 YEARS OLD COULD BE USED FOR LIGHT SPEARS OR FOR ARROWS. 100 YEARS IS QUITE POSSIBLE AS THAT WOULD BE ONLY 34 YEARS BEFORE I WAS BORN, I KNEW MANY FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS FROM BEFORE THAT TIME.
I AM NOT OLD YET I'VE JUST BEEN AROUND FOR A WHILE. FIRST PICTURE 3 WELL MADE BURA POINTS SECOND MORE RECENT SMALLER NIGERIAN POINTS NOTE THE DIFFERENCE IN WORKMANSHIP. |
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