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ariel · 19th March 2006, 11:33 PM

Astvatsaturyan worked all her life in the State Historical Museum in Moscow. This misindefication is not her fault.
I saw this catalogue posted on another Forum ~ week ago and sent an e-mail to the organizers re. Flyssa; no response yet...
Here is the link
http://forums.swordforum.com/showthr...threadid=64364
Many nice weapons. I was very intrigued by the Central Asian "promise", but did not see much I did not know already. I would love to learn more about Kazakh, Uzbek and Kirghiz swords in a systematic fashion.
Any good source?

19th March 2006, 11:33 PM	#5
ariel Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ann Arbor, MI Posts: 5,503	Astvatsaturyan worked all her life in the State Historical Museum in Moscow. This misindefication is not her fault. I saw this catalogue posted on another Forum ~ week ago and sent an e-mail to the organizers re. Flyssa; no response yet... Here is the link http://forums.swordforum.com/showthr...threadid=64364 Many nice weapons. I was very intrigued by the Central Asian "promise", but did not see much I did not know already. I would love to learn more about Kazakh, Uzbek and Kirghiz swords in a systematic fashion. Any good source?