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I don't think the real question in situ here is if we must call a Si euli with a keris like scabbard a keris or a Si Euli. I think what Alam Shah wanted to know if kerisses where also made on Nias or not and if there's any Keris culture on the island or not, but correct me if I'm wrong............ |
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Oooh that way, I changed my mind, its a keris of course! ![]() ![]() |
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As mentioned, it is believed to be a status wear (out of fancy, oddity), rather than a culture. Perhaps when it's listed in the Ensiklopedi Keris as a keris, many imitations and wannabes starts to appear.. Last edited by Alam Shah; 5th July 2010 at 04:11 AM. |
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Of course you are correct! And what I want to say is that on Nias don't have been a Keris culture since this blades lacks all features a keris blade normally have and the only similarity is the sheat. |
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