How to make a Maquahuitl, Part 3
This completes the series. The final blades removed from the core are shown, the blades are set into the Maquahuitl and secured with Pine pitch adhesive and the weapon is finished with linseed oil. For more about this weapon check out www.Maquahuitl.co.uk. Paul has done an incredible amount of research on Maquahuitl’s and there are numerous pics of the various Meso American codex’s showing the depictions of the weapon.
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