Alexandre was in Somalia

[Tim Simmons]

I know this is a bit cheeky but I just cannot stop myself. Only a little fun. Tim

[ariel]

Many Afrocentric proponents would put your idea "bass ackward": it was the ancient Somalis who taught Alexander the art of swordmaking, war, and universal culture.
Yannis, do not get upset, but the truth is that Aristoteles was a Tutsi!

[Battara]

I thought he was Filipino....oh well.

[Aqtai]

Originally Posted by Tim Simmons

I know this is a bit cheeky but I just cannot stop myself. Only a little fun. Tim

You mean because those blades are shaped like an Ancient Greek kopis?

Don't quite a few blades have a similar shape? Nepali kukris and Turkish yataghans also have that forward curve.

[Rivkin]

Originally Posted by ariel

Many Afrocentric proponents would put your idea "bass ackward": it was the ancient Somalis who taught Alexander the art of swordmaking, war, and universal culture.
Yannis, do not get upset, but the truth is that Aristoteles was a Tutsi!

Ha-Ha, Well, that's why I usually don't read books written by chechens or circassians .

[Lew]

Originally Posted by Tim Simmons

I know this is a bit cheeky but I just cannot stop myself. Only a little fun. Tim

Hi Tim

I'm pretty sure that the Afar dagger is more closely linked to the jambiya than to the kukri.


Lew