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Technique and Dimensions:
Polished siliceous stone, dehusked wood, tanned leather
Location:
C.A. 498
Provenance:
Donation of Missioni Cattoliche Americane, 1893
Two-pointed battle mace (commonly called "skull-splitter"); it was used in hand-to-hand combat even after the appearance of firearms, as a symbol of bravery and bravery.
Polished silica stone, decorticated wood, tanned leather applied still wet because drying contracts forming a single body between stone and handle
