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THERE IS NO SURE WAY TO SAY WHICH CAME FIRST BUT EXAMPLES OF THE FORM PROBABLY DID EXIST LONG BEFORE MAN HAD THE ABILITY TO WORK METALS. I WILL INCLUDE SOME PICTURES FOR DISCUSSION AND OPIONIONS AND CONJECTURE. FEEL FREE TO ADD FURTHER PICTURES.
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now for some more modern forms. from kris (Moro) to keris (indonesian) to India and perhaps Persia. sometimes referred to as flame blades and naga blades.
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judge by yourself the details of those arrowheads - origine; Algerian south Sahara desert, near Timimoun - Adrar - date; 15000 years - neolithic tools and also, - same period, but issued from Libya, not far from Misorata, a small axe à + Dom |
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