On the Use of Indian Terms for Identification of Weapon Types

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On the Use of Indian Terms for Identification of Weapon Types

14th October 2015, 08:00 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Emanuel

Have a look at Dr. Ann Feuerbach's summary on the research done to date on the word pulad:

O! I have realized what the problem is. I am sorry. It is not your fault. In India a lot of curators of museums and sekligarhs consider that pulad is फौलादा (Phaulādī). That is fact.

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