Illustration
A photo of Valari, a native hunting weapon, also known as Indian Boomerang used by the ancient warrior clans of the south of the Indian Peninsula also known as Ancient Pandya country. Forged steel. Created in the mid 19th century. Located in Victoria and Albert Museum, London, United Kingdom.
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
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