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Neka Art Museum
The Keris Pavilion, which was officially opened in 2007, is one of the main attractions Balinese Dagger (Keris) as well as Kamardikan Keris.
There was very little time. The lighting is bad, so...
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This requiem was not written by me, but by...
This requiem was not written by me, but by Camille Lacoste.
My opinion is that only a small number of genuine Kabyle fleeces have reached us. Everything else was made "based on" after 1850 and it is...
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Forum: Ethnographic Weapons
29th June 2025, 09:50 PM
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Marc hello!
Unfortunately, I don't have the...
Marc hello!
Unfortunately, I don't have the booklet by Gosseau. Is there a mention in it that these blades served as valuables used for exchange (currency)?
Judging by the fact that these...
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22nd June 2025, 07:23 PM
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Hi Jim!
I can't say anything about the mark....
Hi Jim!
I can't say anything about the mark. But about the blade shape, I've been wanting to discuss this for a long time.
Did all swords called takuba have exactly the shape we know?
Joseph...
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18th June 2025, 08:18 AM
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Hi ausjulius.
The text has nothing to do...
Hi ausjulius.
The text has nothing to do with Cyrillic. The letters H, E, Р in the text are both in Cyrillic and in the Latin alphabet, some letters resemble ancient Armenian and Ethiopian.
The...
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Here is what A.W. Nieuwenhuis wrote about...
Here is what A.W. Nieuwenhuis wrote about blacksmithing in Borneo:
…Cheaper and better European iron has, as already mentioned, replaced the home-smelted iron previously used exclusively by these...
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Forum: Ethnographic Weapons
10th June 2025, 09:10 AM
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Hi Oliver Pinchot! You are absolutely right.
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Hi Oliver Pinchot! You are absolutely right.
After 5 years of searching, I received authoritative conclusions from specialists on Iran - a sword for Ashura, a Caucasian item, presumably Azerbaijan...
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