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Old 7th March 2006, 01:43 PM   #16
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PUFF, could you tell me more about these spears? Why does the chenk indicate a footman's weapon, as opposed to one used from horse or elephant-back?

Also, how long would this type of shaft typically be, and how were they affixed to the spear head? Could you describe the cultivation process?

Finally, are there any English-language sources on these spears (or any ancient Thai weapons, for that matter) that you can direct me to?

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