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6th January 2023, 06:07 PM
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Thank you Wayne, I see what you mean. Not sure what kinds of protocols were with this kind of funerary process, so unless the swords were drawn in salute or whatever, it is unlikely the grip was important. Also, I think these guys were wearing gloves.
Whatever the case it is most unusual in character, and with obvious blackened metal. |
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