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Javelin
The square forged tip of the blade merges into a slotted cylindrical socket. The end of the shaft is wrapped in finely tanned leather, which is sewn together with a thin leather band with cross-stitching. Origin: Africa (?). The object belongs to the estate of the senior general practitioner Georg Wilke (*1859 Dresden +1938 Rochlitz), which initially went to the teaching collection of the Rochlitz secondary school after his death and was transferred to the collection of Rochlitz Castle in the 1960s.
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Staatliche Schlösser, Burgen und Gärten Sachsen. Schloss Rochlitz
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Object type
Weapon
Dimensions
W/L: 97 cm
Material/Technique
Iron, wood; forged
Current location
State palaces, castles and gardens of Saxony gGmbH, Rochlitz Castle
Inventory number
Roc_E_VI_000079
Provenance and sources
when
1875-1900
where
Africa
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