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Old 15th June 2016, 09:20 AM   #15
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So it is not inconceivable that the seller of the shield could have been correct about it's origins. That's interesting to learn. I enjoyed reading about the huge variety of arms they found, really puts into perspective how individual each warrior was. Very different to the rank and file of other nations. The great variety is what drew me to want to collect African arms and learning that this may even in cue assimilated arms from other cultures is fantastic! Thanks again.
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