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  • curprev 00:4300:43, 27 July 2026 ~2026-41754-95 talk 19,591 bytes −12 →Similar tools: An object that was "primarily used as a tool for cutting meat, for ritual slaughter and animal sacrifice" as well as being used in warefare, is hardly similar to an '''agricultural implement'''... [I have no idea if this also applies to "Sorocaban knives", as I know nothing about them, and the Wikipedia article doesn't really talk about what they were meant for, or used as] undo
  • curprev 00:3700:37, 27 July 2026 ~2026-41754-95 talk 19,603 bytes −13 →Similar tools: A dusack is not a tool. It is a weapon. (most often a mere training weapon, but there were a few that were actual weapons) There is no mention of it being used for clearing brush or the like, which it may not necessarily even have been capable of doing. undo
  • curprev 00:3300:33, 27 July 2026 ~2026-41754-95 talk 19,616 bytes −26 →Similar tools: There is no such thing, as a knife without a primary bevel. That would mean it has no edge. Also, it is never called a "primary grind". Ever. undo

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