Little SEA knife for ID

Royston · 8th July 2011, 11:19 AM

(Roy, your thoughts are absolutely correct when applied against your own cultural and societal background:- somebody in your society who could could carve to a standard as shown in the objects being discussed here, could reasonably expect to earn a living from that skill.)

OK Alan, I can accept this. However I still find it difficult to accept that the little arits are agricultural tools ( or at least, everyday agricultural tools ), they just appear to "fancy ".

Regards
Roy

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8th July 2011, 11:19 AM	#30
Royston Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Poole England Posts: 443	(Roy, your thoughts are absolutely correct when applied against your own cultural and societal background:- somebody in your society who could could carve to a standard as shown in the objects being discussed here, could reasonably expect to earn a living from that skill.) OK Alan, I can accept this. However I still find it difficult to accept that the little arits are agricultural tools ( or at least, everyday agricultural tools ), they just appear to "fancy ". Regards Roy