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Taiwan aborigines: a ceremonial Rukai knife

15th June 2011, 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by yuanzhumin

One more word just to show how much the Taiwan aborigenes culture is not well known: even the specialists from the Imperial Auctions, from which I bought this sword 2 months ago, mislabeled it and presented it as a Mainland Chinese minority knife.

Well they got part right, amongst 'knives' beauties like that certainly are but a tiny minority!

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