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Old 9th December 2011, 02:37 PM   #18
Stan S.
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I still think the incurved mid-section of the blade could indicate a sacrifical purpose. It ofcourse could be juts a random feature but to me it looks like something well suited to fit cattle's neck. The blade being sharp is another indication of this theory. Are there any nicks to the edge that could be a result of an actual usage? If so, what part of teh blade is nicked?
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