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Old 2nd August 2020, 12:13 PM   #7
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Thank you again. But the question is how old are weapons made of high-carbon steel. Ultra-high-carbon steel. Forged into long sword.
The site of that place is around 6th century BC as mentioned in the article. Several megalithic sites in the South are dated around that time.

The other megalithic dagger examples I gave with hilts designs that are classical as well.
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