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Old Yesterday, 07:39 PM   #1
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Default Amazonian or Papua New Guinea Spears

Well these 2 items just came out of the tube after 14 months;what I mean by the the tube is a 6" diameter PVC piece of pipe with end caps, filled with mothballs.
As you can see they have extensive insect damage.The smaller partial spear is interesting as it is bone tipped.
I am guessing probably Amazonian, but they could be PNG, or even Polynesian.
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I can say with some certainty that the wood is palmwood. The weaving looks like it was made in Amazonia.

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