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Location: Chania Crete Greece
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Another strange item... It certainly looks like an axe, but could be some sort of tool also? The edges are sharp and is a heavy blade made for use...
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It is amazing what the tourists leave behind in Crete!
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Take a look at this thread. Might give an answer.
http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=841 |
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I believe in Stone's it is called a kudjing (?).
I'm guessing Indonesian in any case. |
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Stone calls it a kudi tranchang:
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Fig. 494. from Stone. He observes that "They vary so much in shape that it is difficult to see their relationship."
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