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Old 17th August 2009, 09:16 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by KuKulzA28
Well spoken

I wonder what place modern-made blades have in the EAA forums, I note they are almost never discussed... I mean they aren't "true as antiques"... but they are today's weaponry (many of which are now used second to the firearm)... the kukri, the ginunting, the barong, the machete, etc. are all good examples....

and they are the antiques of tomorrow (or a lot of tomorrows)
Discussion of new ethnographic weapons is absolutely appropriate here.
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