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mariusgmioc · 25th January 2016, 06:42 AM

Thank you very much Alan for this very interesting and insightful information! And we go back to square 1. Interesting how different levels of knowledge leads to different interpretations. At a very superficial knowledge, the hilt depicts a strangely looking guy holding something in his arm. Then, if you start inquiring, you find out that the guy is probably Bayu, only to realize that it might not be so once you gain more insight knowledge of the subject.

25th January 2016, 06:42 AM	#44
mariusgmioc Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Austria Posts: 1,875	very enlightening Thank you very much Alan for this very interesting and insightful information! And we go back to square 1. Interesting how different levels of knowledge leads to different interpretations. At a very superficial knowledge, the hilt depicts a strangely looking guy holding something in his arm. Then, if you start inquiring, you find out that the guy is probably Bayu, only to realize that it might not be so once you gain more insight knowledge of the subject.