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   <title>igeja,  04-121, accession card</title>
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   <radTitleSourceOfTitleProper>Steven Kotze for FHYA using Talana Museum materials</radTitleSourceOfTitleProper>
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   <identifier>04-122</identifier>
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[Steven Kotze for FHYA, 2025, using Talana Museum
Accession card: &quot;Oval shape head with handle eight inches in length with a straight lower cutting edge some 7"-8" wide. The blade tapers towards the tang at the upper end. The tang about 9" long was thrust through a hole made in the knobley end of a stout stick about two feet long. One such iron hoe cost one cow. May have been imported from Tembe hawkers (as smiths) or made by Zulu smiths from native iron.&quot;]</generalNote>
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      <title>igeja,  04-121, accession card</title>
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