What makes a dha a dha

Andrew · 25th December 2004, 05:53 AM

All valid points. The existence of common characteristics ("familial", even?) does support your argument. However, such things are to be expected I think, given the environmental factors.

We're just speculating unnecessarily, really. Someone local could easily confirm if these knives are considered to be "dha", or in the same family of weapons/tools we generally use the term to refer to.

Any thoughts, Dan?

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25th December 2004, 05:53 AM	#8
Andrew Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: USA Posts: 1,725	All valid points. The existence of common characteristics ("familial", even?) does support your argument. However, such things are to be expected I think, given the environmental factors. We're just speculating unnecessarily, really. Someone local could easily confirm if these knives are considered to be "dha", or in the same family of weapons/tools we generally use the term to refer to. Any thoughts, Dan?