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Old 5th September 2018, 11:32 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by ariel
Straight to Classics
I completely agree ariel. This thread was put in the Classics "sticky" five minutes after it went online. Ed's three essays on the kaskara are linked there now, and I think his work is a major advance in the scholarly understanding of these swords. Taken together with the comments received to those posts, I think collectors and other s interested in these swords are well served by the hours of work that went into Ed's contributions.
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