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Lei-o-mano
(Wrap-around Shark Tooth Weapon)

Lei-o-mano - Wrap-around shark tooth weapon - The Weapons of Lua - Olohe Solomon Kaihewalu

This elephant ear wrap-around shark tooth weapon cuts with a downward stroke and an upward stroke in a single cutting motion. It can be used as a club. The handle is designed to be used as a knife.

Lei-o-mano Puka
(Shark Tooth Weapon)

Lei-o-mano Puka - Shark tooth weapon - The Weapons of Lua - Olohe Solomon Kaihewalu

This weapon is designed to cut and spear your attacker. This is a light weight weapon and normally is carried by an older warrior or chief. Most elderly warriors carry this light weapon to clean up and take care of all those fallen opponents (warriors) that went down due to being wounded. The elderly warrior's job is to keep moving, taking the wounded to safety. The light weight of this weapon kept the elderly warrior from becoming overly fatigued.

Lei-o-mano - Wrap-around shark tooth weapon - The Weapons of Lua - Olohe Solomon Kaihewalu
Hoe - Canoe paddle (oar)   Ma'a - Slingshot weapon
Hoe Lei-o-mano - Oar, Shark tooth weapon   Maka Pâhoa - Double-edge (eye) dagger
Ihe - Short spear with barbed edges or straight point (up to 9 feet)   Newa - Short (small) club
Ka'ane - Strangling cord   Pahi - Knife
Ko'oko'o - Staffs (Long and Short)   Pâhoa - Single-edge dagger
Ku'eku'e Lima Lei-o-mano - Knuckle duster weapon   Pâhoa Ko'oko'o - Cane double-edge dagger
Lei-o-manô - Shark tooth weapons    
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