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Jamdhar katari - a theory

22nd February 2019, 05:01 PM

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Mercenary

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Originally Posted by kai

Ok, back to blades:

So, aside from the probably inconclusive issue of semantics, you base this hypothesis on the apparently biased proportion of paintings (obvious usage in hunting vs. warfare) only;

Biased proportion? It is a fact actually. Take an another proportion of pictures. Could you?

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What about early examples from southern India?

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