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#7368090

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces carry the scabbard of a giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapon to be carried in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368092

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces carry a giant 7.7-meter, 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapon as it is transported to Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368094

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces carry a giant 7.7-meter, 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapon as it is transported to Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368096

10 November 2021

Traditional leaders look at the Guma traditional weapon measuring 7.7 meters and weighing 1.2 tons before being transported to a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368098

10 November 2021

Teenagers dance and sing folk songs before the 7.7-meter and 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapon is brought to a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368100

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces carry a giant 7.7-meter, 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapon as it is transported to Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368102

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces carry a giant 7.7-meter, 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapon as it is transported to Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368104

10 November 2021

Soldiers with long-barreled weapons escort a procession of giant 7.7-meter-weight 1.2-ton Guma traditional weapons in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368106

10 November 2021

While dancing, traditional leaders escort the procession of the giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapons in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368108

10 November 2021

While dancing, traditional leaders escort the procession of the giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapons in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368110

10 November 2021

Traditional leaders carry out a traditional procession with traditional Guma weapons to the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf before inserting a giant 7.7-meter-sized Guma weighing 1.2 tons into its sheath after being carved out in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368112

10 November 2021

Soldiers of the Indonesian National Armed Forces insert a giant 7.7-meter Guma traditional weapon weighing 1.2 tons into its scabbard after it was carved out in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368114

10 November 2021

A resident looks at a giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapon placed in front of a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368116

10 November 2021

Residents walk near a giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapon placed in front of a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368118

10 November 2021

Residents walk near a giant 7.7 meter and 1.2 ton Guma traditional weapon placed in front of a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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#7368120

10 November 2021

This is the original form of the Guma traditional weapon which is only between 60 to 70 centimeters in size which is stored in a museum in Palu, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on November 10, 2021. The traditional weapon of the Kaili tribe - the majority ethnic group that inhabits the Palu valley, was carved for display. to the public before being deposited in a museum. The construction of the giant Guma was initiated by the Commander of the 132/Tadulako Military Resort Brigadier General Farid Makruf after conducting a search on the history of local people's resistance to foreign occupation. In fact, the original Guma used by fighters of its time only had a size of up to 60-70 centimeters, but it is unique because the material it is made of is not only a mixture of metals, but also uranium. The local Military Resort Command built a museum to store these traditional weapons so they can be preserved. The giant guma is only an icon and is placed in front of the museum because it is made using only ordinary metal.

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