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Hunnish swords etc
#16
Hunnish sword[/img]
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#17
Sorry I Can not attach file
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#18
Late roman swords???
Paulus Claudius Damianus Marcellinus / Damien Deryckère.

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#19
Quote:Sorry I Can not attach file
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#20
Ivan, is that you? Big Grin
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#21
Nope, but I was something like that:

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#22
Hello.

I found information in the photograph sword. This sword Strong possible Avarian / another Hungaryan tribe / sword. AD 250- 700 maybe. In AD 800 the Avarian for a soldier have , single blade sword, not double blade. That sure . In Kaukasie make this swords.
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#23
Apropo.

For top in the Sword!!!! Sword have with hanger. I know I did. Tongue
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#24
István, to attach a pic here, it must be either already on Internet and, thus, have an URL address to cut and paste here (You can always host pics on Photobucket for free! :wink: ) or you cand host it on the proper RAT.

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#25
Hunnish sword.
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#26
Quote:Hello.

I found information in the photograph sword. This sword Strong possible Avarian / another Hungaryan tribe / sword. AD 250- 700 maybe. In AD 800 the Avarian for a soldier have , single blade sword, not double blade. That sure . In Kaukasie make this swords.

Avars are Turkish tribe, not Hungarian Smile . Just to note.
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#27
Dear Arahne.

You're right, but the Hungaryan mixed tribe. Hunnish, /The Leader tribe/, white Hunnish, black Hunnish, Avars :roll: !!!!!!!, kipcsak-Turkish, kabarok, kazárok, kunok.

Hungaryan language mixed language , kipcsak - Turkish and Hunnish. That sure.

Today we know better. :wink:
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#28
I haven't found a reliable sources about hunnish sword. A saber would have been more practical for a mounted warrior like the huns.

Maybe those swords are ostrogothic!? :?
Valete,

Zoltan Horvath
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#29
I read the "swords" part of "Attila and the nomad hordes" and I realised I was wrong. The Huns didn't use sabre. :oops:
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Zoltan Horvath
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#30
I think you were thinking of the Mongols later on. Easy mistake to make.
Derek D. Estabrook
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