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Old 12-12-2003, 09:01 PM
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The term for individual development of similar traits in unrelated taxa is convergent evolution.

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Old 12-13-2003, 06:00 AM
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That is a fantastic piece, It is such a treat to see the research behind the insperation! Only hope to be able to make somthing close someday.

You refered to "purified wrought iron" can you describe this, and the process?

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Old 12-13-2003, 06:25 AM
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Geez mike, I surely did not mean to imply that I had made that knife. The closest I ever came to mosaic damaskus was digging a stub out of the garbage that Ron Newton threw away. I got that link from the primal fires Wootz and Pattern welding forum. If you are interested go there for some good reading on the subject. Sorry for the confusion.

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Old 12-13-2003, 03:24 PM
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LOL! Oh well, you got me thinking anyway!

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There is a model in mail-order catalogs called a "Solingen bowie" with a straight clip and that's halfway between a seax and a bowie and doesn't have a guard.

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Just a few words about what is regarded as "the scramasaxe era" in France : Merovingian dinasty of Francs kings beginning with Clovis in 481 and ending with Chilp?ric in 751. During that time , the scramasaxe was the all around knife and is found in tombs of warriors and peasants alike.

After the 8-9 th century, catholic religion became official religion and prevented the burial with weapons, tools , table-ware...

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That makes sense Elde. That the pattern continued, but the burial customs changed. Good logical thought. Here is another nice pattern by Jordan. Everyone see the video?



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That is a beautiful pattern...


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Bada boom, Bada bump. Just to make this old gem easier to find.


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