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Old 25th June 2014, 06:38 PM   #10
LJ
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Very many thanks for drawing attention to that earlier post.

Well, as they say "wise men think alike", even if we were both wrong in thinking the axes were from Muscat. Still, it is nice to have a firm opinion on the true, Indian, origin of the axes. It would be even NICER if I could find one of those axes illustrated in your first message !
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