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Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Germany
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The holes mainly the purpose to mark this sword as a tool. Because the sword (like its operator) was afflicted with "dishonor". If one touches the sword or executioner, this causes to almost 100% that a man immediately losing his "honor". To clean this dishonor of with a bath, unfortunately, helped nothing. If the contact of the sword (or the contact of the executioner) was seen by other people and became a "village discussion", this almost always led to the exclusion from society for that person! And this for life time! For the theory that the holes were made, to prevent making a combat sword from it, there is no evidence. The holes also have nothing to do with trinity and no lead was pressed into the holes, to apply more power to the blow (an executioners-sword was already heavier than a combat sword, up to 3 kg). Probably just a tool mark in sense of a warning sign. "- Making the blade whistle for dramatic effect ? - Is it not an implausible fantasy ?" I'm exactly with you. Roland |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: FRANCE
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dear Roland and Fernado
Thank you very much to have discuss about all the possible explanations. It seems that now everything has been said about he holes. Best Jean-Luc |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Portugal
Posts: 9,694
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Completely !
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