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Old 23rd April 2023, 08:08 PM   #1
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Those must be drinking horns; I was a bit puzzled about their use initially.
Yep and I can recommend Georgian wine: excellent wine indeed! ☼
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DUPRÉ, Louis (1789-1837). Voyage à Athènes et à Constantinople, ou Collection de portraits, de vues et de costumes grecs et ottomans, peints sur les lieux. Paris: Dondey-Dupré, 1825

A Greek raises his flag on the walls of Salona, on the day of Easter in the year 1821
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The Armenian princes of Zeytun
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Turkmen delegation in St. Petersburg on the occasion of the anniversary of the inclusion of Merv into the Russian Empire. Photo taken in 1900-1910
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Laz men with "Black Sea Yataghans"
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Laz men with "Black Sea Yataghans"
The handwritten caption on this photo seems to identify these men as Kurds. Is this incorrect then?
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The handwritten caption on this photo seems to identify these men as Kurds. Is this incorrect then?
I also asked a local friend here in Armenia and was told they were more likely Laz than Kurds, but I'm not an expert in this
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picture is from a man of the famous Shalla or Shala tribe with Sokol Shpendi as one of their fiercest leaders and warriors


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbfUqRIG-Vc
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Came across this depiction of Baboa people wearing their traditional short swords or knives on an ethnographic arms dealer's site.
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Three pictures of the Aeta people (Negritos) on Luzon.
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Three pictures of the Aeta people (Negritos) on Luzon.
Those are some huge bows in proportion to their height!
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Changdao, the Aeta people are very short. Men were commonly under five feet tall, but with improved nutrition their average height has increased a few inches since the early 1900s. They are still among the smallest demographic groups in the Philippines.
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