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| Since the Brits are rather
proud of their once mighty empire, and like all mighty
empires it was
founded upon the deaths of those weaker than the empire
builders, they dedicate quite a lot of space to instuments
of death. |
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This is an example of an early instrument of death.
It is made of stone. To see a much more recent German
made metal version mouse over the image.
The German one is 4000 years old. One
would think the style would have changed just a bit in
that amount of time... |
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Paleolithic Cannon Balls:
long before the invention of gun powder, the scottish,
who are rather
proud
of their balls, fashioned these balls out of
stone. Mouse over the blank space below to see what Scottsmen
conceal beneath their...stuff.
balll photos are to scale. |
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The handles on these swords are too small for adult
hands, therefore they are believed to have
come from Hungarian Hobbits. They were found with a wizard's
staff, visble by mousing over the picture.
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Okay, you're asking: Dude, it's a violin. How can a violin
be an Instrument of Death? Well technically it's not. But
it derives from one.
Mouse over to see. |
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