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Old 1st January 2021, 12:27 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by kronckew
Looks like a good light (for it's size) thin battle blade, the thickening near the edge looks like an inserted harder high carbon steel edge in the lower carbon main body, or a harder blade section hammer welded to the rest..

It could be carbon dated but that's fairly expensive.
Can non-organic material be carbon dated?
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