Apr 24, 2018 SOURCE: AFP
In New Guinea, human thigh bone daggers were hot property: study
New Guinea warriors harvested thigh bones from their dead fathers to fashion into ornamental but deadly daggers used to kill and maim enemies, sometimes to eat them.
But why use human bone when equally lethal daggers were made from the shin bones of large, flightless birds called cassowaries -- abundant,...
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