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Black
Africa's Traditional Arms
Armi Bianche
Dell’Africa Nera - Roberto Ballarini
Armi Bianche
Dell’Africa Nera
Black Africa's
Traditional Arms - Roberto Ballarini
Armi Bianche Dell’Africa Nera -
Pagina 12 & 22
Armi Bianche Dell’Africa Nera
was authored by collector and gallery owner Roberto Ballarini of Milano
Italy, in collaboration with Pier Giorgio Cerrini. This translates in
English as Black Africa's Traditional Arms
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Page
26
The nearly impossible to find
book was published in 1992 and has long been out of print.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
58 & 53
Text is in both Italian and
English. The128 pages include 80 black and white, as well as
colour images.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Page
30
Field photographs and drawings
of natives in tribal attire abound - with African weapons.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
54 & 76
The people and weapons of the
Congo River basin (former Belgium Congo - Zaire - Democratic Republic of the
Congo - DRC) are highlighted.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Page
42
Sections include Arms used in Combat - Arms used for
Throwing - Ceremonial Arms - Arms used as Currency - Bow and Crossbows and
Defence Arms / Shields
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
36 & 96
Classificazione: Armi da Combattimento - Armi da
Luncio - Armi da Parata - Armi Moneta - Archi e Balestre - Armi Difensive /
Scudi.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
78 & 73
Roberto Ballarini wrote:
Arms are among the most diffused type of evidence
of man's earliest form of cultural existence.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
37 & 38
The oldest form of arm is probably the 'amigdala' a
large stone, cut in the shape of an almond, which probably preceded the bow
and the spear/
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Pages
101 & 121
Over the centuries, these arms changed in shape
according to the use to which they were put and the places in which they
were used.
Black Africa's Traditional Arms - Page
46
Price: $220.00
plus postage.
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