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Old 26th February 2016, 03:28 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Gavin Nugent
Very early in the 19th century, the term Foulad was also used for Wootz.

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Yes, just another variation.
What I meant is that Russians used (and still do) the term Bulat for wootz and non-wootz patterns alike, like Anosov's examples and some modern blades similar to Kindjal shown here earlier. They seemingly combined broader specter of Damascus under this term. Kirill Rivkin stated the differences of wootz definitions between Anosov's time and our's. My statement is that it still continues under the term "Bulat".
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