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Old 27th April 2007, 10:46 PM   #14
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carlos, you said:

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This Kampilan belongs to a friend, he has several weapons from Philippines than one familiar of him bring back to Spain in 1993.
did you mean, it was brought to spain in 1893? nevertheless, nice ilonggo interpretation.


vandoo, i'm interested in your theory in which you stated that the island of panay has always borrowed from the many forms of philippines and the surrounding areas. could you please care to explain?
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