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Old 14th January 2025, 03:08 PM   #16
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Thanks Ian, My first and main interest is Congo weapons. That each boy was trained from a certain age in Congo to be a warrior and initiated into everything a man needed to know and be able to survive in a harsh and dangerous living environment. The handling of different weapons was covered and man to man combat, often wrestling techniques. From that standpoint I assumed that in South East Asia there might have been similar structures in the education of boy to man. If you walk around with a sword/machete every day you better be able to handle it.
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Broadly speaking yes, and that continues into the modern day, its amazing what you can accomplish with a working knife or dha, a bit of bamboo, rattan etc.
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