"Kavas" military officers in full ceremonial costume, Jerusalem, 1890s
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"Kavas" military officers in full ceremonial costume, Jerusalem, 1890s
A Pipeback sword that works: Wootz Kilij / Pala circa 1790
This is a kilij, (Turkic word for "sword") also known as a Pala (specific to this style of short sabre with a "T" shaped spine). It is made of wootz, a type of crucible steel that has distinct patterns. This particular style of wootz is known as dendritic wootz, as it has dendrites, or branches of bright lines (cementite) on a dark background (sorbite). (Although it is possible this is pattern welded and I am just blind) In the top right image you can see a distinct band of pale steel. This indicates a "scarf weld", where two bars of wootz were forge welded together by heating them to a orange color, then hammering them together. The reason for this is likely because the top / end section of wootz billets is often dirty and crumbly, so it gets cut off and a clean bit is used for the tang. This style of sabre has a very, thin, fine edge, making it an exceptionally good slicing or slashing sword. The heavy curve further emphasises this. The thick (10mm) spine prevents you from chopping deeply with a typical cutting motion, requiring you to "draw cut", pulling the blade along your opponents flesh and rending it apart. This style first appeared around 1750-1770, and this example is from around 1780-1790. It is likely Turkish / Ottoman, and feels amazing to handle. Whilst the point of balance is something like 18cm away from the guard, it just floats when you hold it. You can barely tell you're holding a sword. Length: 84cm Blade Length: 70cm Weight: 670 grams Point of Balance: 18cm
Turkey convicts Taner Kilic, three others of 'terror' charges | Turkey News
Turkey convicts Taner Kilic, three others of ‘terror’ charges | Turkey News
A Turkish court has convicted Amnesty International’s former Turkey chairman, Taner Kilic, of membership in a “terror organisation” and sentenced him to more than six years in prison.
The court also convicted three other human rights activists – Gunal Kursun, Idil Eser and Ozlem Dalkiran – of charges of aiding a “terror group”, sentencing them to one year and one month each. Seven other…
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Turkish court orders release of Amnesty's Taner Kilic | Turkey News
Turkish court orders release of Amnesty’s Taner Kilic | Turkey News
A court in Turkey has ordered the release of Taner Kilic, honorary chair of Amnesty International’s Turkish branch, the rights group said in a statement.
Kilic had been in pre-trial detention since June 2017, when he was arrested alongside 22 lawyers for allegedly having links to an outlawed group who the government blames for a failed coup attempt in July 2016.
Authorities accused Kilic of…
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Taner Kilic: Amnesty Turkish chair to be released from prison
Taner Kilic: Amnesty Turkish chair to be released from prison
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Image caption Taner Kilic has spent more than a year in jail on charges Amnesty say are baseless
Turkey has decided to release the national head of Amnesty International after more than a year in prison.
Taner Kilic was arrested in June 2017 on terrorism charges. He is expected to be…
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Diagonal by Ertugrul Kilic Spectators are waiting for cyclists during a bicycle race in Paramaribo, the capital city of Suriname, South America at Sunday, September 04, 2011.
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