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7th November 2005, 07:33 PM
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Muchas gracias, mi hermanos. Mi Espanol es muy mal.
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8th November 2005, 06:12 AM
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Mil gracias, tambien. Mi vocabolario no es bien (lo siento mucho
 ).Muchos museums no saben espadas ethnographias.  (Many museums don't know about ethnographic swords). |
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8th November 2005, 10:09 AM
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Not at the level of this forum, that's unquestionable. You know... I'm not that sure if people is really aware of how valuable and rare the combined knowledge, direct or indirect, that one can find here truly is. Hence, the result: we're spoiled.  Well, at least I know I am: now when I see, for example, a bladed weapon from the Philippines in a museum I feel a strange disappointment when it's not classified within a plus/minus 25-years period and, of course, attributed to at least, a tribe. Knowledge is such a funny thing... |
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8th November 2005, 11:16 AM
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Very glad we can be of some service.
That is one of the biggest reasons why I joined the forum a few years ago (that and all of the good opportunities to joke and make puns without getting shot ).
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8th November 2005, 04:19 PM
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