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Old 23rd December 2006, 10:13 PM   #1
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Yes, that is correct.
When I read my own text, I saw it is not quite clear. The review is from my hand but I am not the author of "The Cutting Edge".

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Thank you for the review, Albert.
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Old 23rd December 2006, 10:29 PM   #2
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A very good review, I'll have to put this on my wish list. Thanks
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Old 23rd December 2006, 11:34 PM   #3
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Yes good book, I've got it 2 weeks ago.

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1) nothing really new (5 sort of TK, I'd never see).
2) a lot of photos are not really good, too much clear, not enough contrast (compare with "De Fer et de Fierté")
3) the text is a summary of the Peter Westerdijk thesis "The African Throwing knife".

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1) lot of TK from old collections: end of 19th, beginning of 20th.
2) most of the TK are in good condition.
3) 3 good pics "in situ" from the Tervuren museum, I'd never see.

My conclusion:
This kind of publication is rare, good idea to make a specific catalogue for this exhibition.Need more work to be original, and give a new approach of the African TK .
Buy it if you are interested in African weapons.

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