Journal "Historical Weaponology"

[Mercenary]

Originally Posted by mahratt

Mercenary thank you!

Article - "To cut or to stab? The use of the kinjal among Caucasian people in the 19th century" - very interesting. Thanks for the information!

Yes. This is an article of one of the best experts on the peoples of the Caucasus of the Russian museum of Ethnography. In the articles a lot of historical samples of using the kinjals. This is one of my favorite articles on the weaponology at all.

[Ian]

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Ian

[Mercenary]

Thanks a lot. It may be more correct. Exception that "the site not offer articles for sale", but provide access like any other resources ))

[Mercenary]

"On the Use of Indian Terms for Identification of Weapon Types" is available now.

The first of issue #2 will be available for download in English (for two months):
"The Question of the Relevance of the Term “Karud”"
"Vietnamese cold steel weapons of the 19-th – first half of the 20-th century. The attribution problems"

[Mercenary]

In two weeks will be available the following articles in English:
1. Barczewski S. Vietnamese bladed melee weapon of 19th - first half 20th century. The problems of attribution.
2. Vetukov V. Traditional bladed weapons of Vietnam. The problems of terminology.
3. Gorbunov V. Long blade weapon of Turkic cavalry.
4. Kurochkin A. On the question of jamdhar-dagger emergence in the weapons complex of the Mughals.
5. Toichkin D. Two swords of the Balkan origin of the 18th century from the collection of the Poltava regional Museum.
6. Khorasani M., Shafeian H. Ewaz: A Center of Gunmaking in Iran.

[Mercenary]

Originally Posted by Mercenary

In two weeks will be available the following articles in English:
1. Barczewski S. Vietnamese bladed melee weapon of 19th - first half 20th century. The problems of attribution.
2. Vetukov V. Traditional bladed weapons of Vietnam. The problems of terminology.
3. Gorbunov V. Long blade weapon of Turkic cavalry.
4. Kurochkin A. On the question of jamdhar-dagger emergence in the weapons complex of the Mughals.
5. Khorasani M., Shafeian H. Ewaz: A Center of Gunmaking in Iran.

Done