Early Khanjarli?

Kubur · 31st May 2020, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by corrado26

I did it, thanks for the advice, I didn't know that these are holes. Now it looks quite different

It's much better and now you see what I mean with the chillanum.
I don't know if the chillanum is the ancestor of the khanjarli but these weapons are from the same family and they are not the same!

ariel · 1st June 2020, 01:28 AM

Kubur,

I really admire your ability to distinguish elephant ivory from cattle bone from a distant photograph of a a discolored and stained fragment of organic material:-)

This is surpassable only by your astute dating of a object as belonging not only to the 19th, but pinpointing it to the end of 19th century:-)

Do you mind sharing with us the secrets of your wisdom?

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1st June 2020, 01:28 AM	#2
ariel Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 5,503	Kubur, I really admire your ability to distinguish elephant ivory from cattle bone from a distant photograph of a a discolored and stained fragment of organic material:-) This is surpassable only by your astute dating of a object as belonging not only to the 19th, but pinpointing it to the end of 19th century:-) Do you mind sharing with us the secrets of your wisdom?