Classifying shashka--a serious discussion of typology

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Classifying shashka--a serious discussion of typology

20th August 2016, 03:06 PM

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Ian

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Marius:

I understand and that is a perfectly legitimate and logical position. It also fits within the rubric of discussing shashkas and shashka variants.

Ian.

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Originally Posted by mariusgmioc

Yes Ian, I agree, but my decision to stick to these names is based on clarity, rather than on other historical/cultural considerations.

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