The Tusken Raiders in the original Star Wars wield a peculiar weapon that Luke calls a gaffi stick. It turns out that the gaderffii is based on the Fijian totokia:
According to Fiji material culture scholar Fergus Clunie who describes it as a beaked battle hammer (in Fijian Weapons and Warfare, 1977: p. 55), “…the totokia was intended to ‘peck’ holes in skulls.” The weight of the head of the club was concentrated in the point of the beak of the weapon or kedi-toki (toki to peck; i toki: a bird’s beak). The totokia “…delivered a deadly blow in an abrupt but vicious stab, not requiring the wide swinging arc demanded by the others.” (Yalo i Viti. A Fiji Museum Catalogue, 1986: p. 185) It was a club that could be used in open warfare or to finish-off or execute warriors on the battlefield.
To complete the nerdery, the Tusken Raiders are also armed with a alien version of the North African kabyle or moukahla musket, used by Berbers and the Barbary states for centuries.
Okay, the link is not very relevant, but if you love 1970s sci-fi aesthetics, you will probably love the images at this link:
https://www.djfood.org/fantasy-jodorowsky-tron-visualisations-by-johnny-darrell/