Catanauan Dagger: A 2,000-Year-Old Artifact from Quezon Province
via Esquire, 19 May 2022: On a 2000-year-old dagger that was part of a prehistoric burial in Quezon province.
Item designed and used for physical damage or combat.
via Esquire, 19 May 2022: On a 2000-year-old dagger that was part of a prehistoric burial in Quezon province.
via Vietnam Plus, 06 January 2021: Arrowhead moulds from the Co Loa Citadel in Bronze Age Vietnam declared as national ...
via Science Advances, 12 June 2020: New discoveries from Sri Lanka - evidence for the oldest bow and arrow technology ...
via The Guardian, 05 March 2020: Prince Diponegoro's kris (dagger) is returned to Indonesia from the Netherlands. The prince led ...
via New Straits Times, 03 January 2020: Two more cannons - the largest so far found - have been found ...
via Bangkok Post, 30 Nov 2019: 200-year-old knife making tradition in northern Thailand by the Tai Phuan people.
via Vietnam+, 04 Sep 2019: Bronze cannon found in Da Nang province of Vietnam.
via The Thaiger, 22 May 2019: A Rattanakosin-era cannon is found in the waters of Phuket.
via The Star, 10 May 2019: The pair of cannons found in Fort Cornwallis in Penang last year have been ...
via The Star, 27 January 2019: Another cannon has been unearthed in Fort Cornwallis in Georgetown, Penang. Two were previously ...
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