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Funny story and congratulations on this find. On the matter of C-tesing: I once asked a world-renowned dendro-archeologist if he could help me with a wooden hilt on one of my swords. His answer was sure, but he needs at least 10 gramms of wood. Think twice before giving that wood away!
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Depending on the method, it varies on the number of gr.
30mg are enough for accelerated method. But need to drill a little hole to get the uncontaminated wood. |
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Reminds me of my NE African club, 3ft. Grip is partially covered in leather with the hair on.
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the construction of the rondel, with the metal band on the rim around it, resembles somewhat a 14/15th c basilard in my collection.
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