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Old 31st August 2006, 08:10 PM   #15
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Yes that is sort of my point. The construction is the same on all of the last three examples. I suspect that the time period of all three is similar, not knowing the history of how they were stored. I do wonder how much call there was for people in not the most wealthy rural villages to fight a medieval type of day or more long battle with swords clashing against sword. Tribal tactics are often a little different.
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