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Old 1st September 2010, 05:40 AM   #12
Ron Anderson
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Hi Tim

I appreciate your comment on the fact that those knives look like Pukko knives.

It's simply amazing how the same basic designs inform cultures from opposite ends of the world and the technological spectrum. Especially when it comes to tools and weapons.

In fact, that would make a very good discussion thread.

Can you think of two cultures further apart? I can't.
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