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Old 27th January 2017, 03:16 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by satsujinken
you may be right, what I see is actually if the item was buried for 700 years or so, and it was made from iron, the corrosion rate should be higher and evenly spread
Exactly! But this is only one of the points.


You can easily check if it is iron or not with a magnet, like for the "wooden" keris.
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