Reinventing the Wheel !

I merged the two threads into one multi-blade thread.
Shouldn't this be in the Multi-tools & Multi-purpose Knives forum? :D

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If they keep digging maybe they'll find a set of silver Chariot keys with matching key fob. Thanks for the interesting article.
 
Imagine what all our knives look like 1800 years from now.

My money'd be on the Spyderco H1 fixed blades surviving that long, or a Busse.
 
Your H1 and Busse may survive, but they'll be dug up by someone using one of my Mission knives. :p
 
How much you wanna bet that there is an even older one in Greece that they haven't discovered. The romans took everything from my people.
 
dangreco said:
How much you wanna bet that there is an even older one in Greece that they haven't discovered. The romans took everything from my people.
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So? The Greeks took their alphabet from the Phoenicians and their mathematics from the Egyptians and Babylonians.

The Romans developed their engineering on their own, and beat the Greeks in battle when they discarded the old phalanx for the triple line of the legions.
 
Esav, the Romans were taught engineering by the Etruscans !!! They never gave the Etruscans credit though they developed further what they learned.
And the earliest record of pasta can be found on a Etruscan tomb from 400-500 BC !
 
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