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Hereby some more pics of the North / utara Maluku from the Alifuru people and best wishes to your most charming wife ...Ratu Rumah ! Last edited by gp; 28th December 2023 at 11:53 PM. |
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and some more pics how their tradition is kept alive, both at home and in NL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKWtW6XnsCI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFh7mS3TNc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp9pH_5bkzY Happy new Year to all of you / selamat tahun baru ♥ Last edited by gp; 29th December 2023 at 12:09 AM. |
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This picture looks like it shows Dayak warriors!
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These pictures shows Alfuren from Ceram IMVHO. |
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talking Dayaks...
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and whilst we are in the neighborhood...
an Algur from the Moluccans 2 pics taken in Halmaheira a well to do gent from Java a couple from Atjeh / Aceh some pencak lads not to mess with and some Molucccans source: Rijksmuseum, National Foto Museum all in NL Last edited by gp; 30th December 2023 at 08:15 PM. |
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3 pics by Dr. Henricus Marinus Neeb taken in Atjeh in the 19th century
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and now some gents with moustaches from the Balkans ( Bulgar, Albanian, Greek, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Serb, Hercegowenian and Bosnian) not to mess with,
but as friends the best company you can wish for and... having a drink some homemade stuff ( speaking from a drink experience with all the mentioned nationalities, except one ) ☺☺☺ Last edited by gp; 30th December 2023 at 10:03 PM. |
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the last few...
the last gent's dress looks close to the uniform & sword to the one from The Spekulatius Cookie Hussar |
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This picture shows an Alfur from the Wemale tribes of Ceram. Rare type of sword he holds.
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It seems that also old sources could be wrong. |
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Yes, that's typical Halmahera, salawaku and pade, also the dress is correct!
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Moro people from Southern Philippines.
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Maharaja Ranjor Singh of Ajaigarh
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just got some Illustrated News papers from Germany, Austria and England between 1860 and 1900/1910
A nice one from Afghanistan |
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Yi people in Yunnan or Sichuan with their laquered leather armour and leather shields.
In addition, a Korean painting representing Sichuanese Ming dynasty troops under Liu Ting during the Imjin War (1592-1598). Some of the troopers are wearing armours identical to the Yi ones. |
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Dagestan and Tsakhur from the south
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and Tserkes
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interesting also for art lovers amongst you...
after Rembrandt and Vermeer in the past, the Dutch Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam now has again a most interesting exhibition on Frans Hals, with paintings from all over Europe . It is till June and reservation is required. I just returned and was "blown outta my socks" by the detail and beauty of his portraying of the cold waepons at that time, specially the grips / hilts. Look for youself and enjoy ! Last edited by gp; 17th March 2024 at 01:19 PM. |
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and the last couple of piccs
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Splendid !!!
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looking up something, I stumbled upon these 3 interesting items:
Three Arrowheads, circa 1437-39. Bohemia, probably Prague. Exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York These extremely large arrowheads, originally mounted on wooden straps, probably served as symbols of rank. They are decorated with royal monograms and insignia as well as religious invocations. The three prongs bear the monogram of AR Albert, King of Bohemia and Hungary (reigned 1437-39). In one case the monogram AE is also found, probably for Albert and Elizabeth, his queen. The right and left arrowheads bear the mark of the Turkish Arsenal, indicating that they were captured by Ottoman forces, perhaps during the campaign of 1439 during which Albert was killed, and then stored in the Turkish Arsenal in Constantinople. Last edited by gp; 19th March 2024 at 01:59 PM. |
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Beautiful pictures, gp.
But ... where are the "People with Ethnographic Arms" in them ? ![]() |
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guess perhaps room to start a new topic like these kind of historic items ? but to please your puristic rule; picture added now Solution to a question.... ![]() Last edited by gp; 19th March 2024 at 02:07 PM. |
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Yes, obviously a new topic indeed. This one has hardly something to do with it
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C'mon gp. This is the one only topic dedicated to period people with Ethno weapons. As if you had no chance to post those arrowheads in a more adequate thread ... even in a new topic. I will skip over the puristic part !
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