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Old 9th February 2016, 01:18 PM   #1
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Do I understand correctly that in this passage from an article talking about the fact that in 1840 in Bukhara produced wootz on old technology?
That is how I understand it, which could mean that Bukharan swords with bulat blades could have continued to be made quite late. But no evidence in Syria it seems.
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Old 9th February 2016, 01:32 PM   #2
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That is how I understand it, which could mean that Bukharan swords with bulat blades could have continued to be made quite late.
Yes exactly. Because 1840 - it can be considered a mid-19th century.

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But no evidence in Syria it seems.
I think wootz produced in mid-late 19 centry (or at least do the blades of old wootz steel billets) in Central Asia and Afghanistan.
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