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They have long hilts - they look more like daggers to me.
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hi
You know you better.
daggers or dagger, this relief, you have done is Romans?
Is there such a dagger blistering example?
The first time I saw and I wanted to ask you.
A friend said no such relief.
Roman also said no other.
dagger said natural occurrence in this picture.
only analogy he said.
but I am thinking that a dagger in relief.
I appreciate that if you get your ideas.
best regards.
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Hi All,
Making the assumption that this is *not* just a chance weathering of the stone surface, and is an actual sculptured image, i think that it looks much more like a Bronze Age dagger than anything Roman.
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I notice that someone has cleared away the lichen at the boundary of the dagger image. It's also possible they "helped" a natural image appear in higher relief than it originally was.
That said, it doesn't look like a natural image, but all sorts of things can be seen in weathered rocks (as in Jackson Pollock paintings). :wink:
"Fugit irreparabile tempus" (Irrecoverable time glides away) Virgil
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