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| Description | A closer look at some of the earliest armaments of the first peoples of Canada, displayed in the Canada War Museum, Ottawa. Man, some of these (barring the bow and arrow of course) look more like kitchen tools to me! It was dangerous business fighting a war back then. War was apparently more of a contact sport back then. (Ottawa, Canada, June 2015) |
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| Source | Some of the earliest armaments look more like kitchen implements! |
| Author | shankar s. from Dubai, united arab emirates |
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