warangka for identification

Gustav · 19th December 2018, 01:59 PM

Kai, thank you.

the revision of the edge seems to have been repeated a couple of times.
The Odo-Odo is quite out of center at the second Luk. I would say, the blade there originally was still 3 cm wide.

And, just to illustrate the subject I wrote about in my last post, a riddle for all viewers - from where originates this Keris?

The smaller picture is a picture from a booklet by Solyom about a Lampung exhibition. Try to pigeonhole one of them and you will get nightmares.

Speaking about that region (N/W Java - S Sumatra) you can be sure of very little.

19th December 2018, 01:59 PM	#27
Gustav Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,295	Kai, thank you. the revision of the edge seems to have been repeated a couple of times. The Odo-Odo is quite out of center at the second Luk. I would say, the blade there originally was still 3 cm wide. And, just to illustrate the subject I wrote about in my last post, a riddle for all viewers - from where originates this Keris? The smaller picture is a picture from a booklet by Solyom about a Lampung exhibition. Try to pigeonhole one of them and you will get nightmares. Speaking about that region (N/W Java - S Sumatra) you can be sure of very little. Attached Images Last edited by Gustav; 19th December 2018 at 02:16 PM.