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Old 16th December 2023, 10:14 PM   #1
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I believe it’s kianoko - fingernail impression.
You’ll see these repeated on Baka-baka’s and asang-asang’s
I’ve seen it on early 19th century Kris’
Is there a difference between asang-asang and baka-baka?
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Only language/culture, Jeff.
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