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Keris blade

Year/Period

19th century

Region

Pattani

Object Type

weapon blades

Material

metal

Technique

metalworking

Dimension

Object size: 47.6 x 8.8 cm

Accession No.

XXXX-05061

Collection of

Asian Civilisations Museum

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