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Old 9th July 2022, 04:14 PM   #1
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This is not my area of interest, but my hat is off for the obsessively-detailed description of the minute features of these weapons!
I knew that Indonesian weapons varied from island-to-island and village-to-village, but could not imagine such variability of features and terminology.
Never seen anything even remotely similar in any other place. Perhaps, only the Japanese get distant second with their hamons.
Splendid job and extremely important contribution!
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