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Stone Age pugio
#1
Took this snap the other day of a Neolithic flint dagger in the British Museum. I'm sure I've seen that shape before :wink:

Flint fish-tail dagger. Denmark. Late Neolithic. 2000 - 1700 BC


[Image: flint_pugio.jpg]
TARBICvS/Jim Bowers
A A A DESEDO DESEDO!
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#2
Damn! It looks like a Greek Sword!
Thanks Jim
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#3
it is a very common shape for the era, all over the world the shape is seen around 3,000-1,000 B.C., it is no suprise that it would continue to exist in later weapons.
aka., John Shook
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#4
you're right, hoplite14gr!
It really does look alot like the Lakdaimodian dagger/shortsword.
-thanks for reading.

Sean
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#5
A tomp stele in the Vienna historical meuseum showing two classical era hoplites dueling depictss the short sword of one of the combatants exactly the same like this one in shape!
Tarbicus surely discoverd an all time weapon form.
Kind regards
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