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Old 18th March 2006, 05:36 AM   #1
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Hey Kai Wee, i just wanted to thank you for providing so much detail and illustration in your responses to Wayne's questions. I tend to agree with your theory of Sumatran influence, but even if that's incorrect the research you have provided has been invaluable. Keep it comin' bro!
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I fully agree with you nechesh... we depend on you BluErf and are indebt to your insight!!!

To adopt a family (me that is)... a silly way of me saying that I would love to have those awesome pieces!!! Great collection! Keep them close to you.

A major screamer to me (in my lack of understanding), it that the base on mine is a sphere or ball, the Cotengs are really hemi-sphere on top of their base and conical as the base or bottom goes down. To me, that is a major difference. See below.

This one is mine..
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the bottom are
the Mendak........................A Coteng
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Old 21st March 2006, 03:47 PM   #3
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A major screamer to me (in my lack of understanding), it that the base on mine is a sphere or ball, the Cotengs are really hemi-sphere on top of their base and conical as the base or bottom goes down. To me, that is a major difference. See below.

This one is mine..
Note: the rings at
the bottom are
the Mendak........................A Coteng
Well, but the spherical buah pinang doesn't quite say anything about where it came from, though it would be unusual.
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Old 22nd March 2006, 07:33 PM   #4
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Thank you for being patient. I have a lot to learn!

(I will quite hogging now... promise).
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