| Knives are one of the oldest and most
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| | special sheaths attached to their belts.
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| useful human tools. Our ancestors used
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| | Such knives were narrow with sharp edges
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| sharp stones or wood pieces to do what
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| | and were used to pierce food and raise
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| knives today do. They were used to cut,
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| | food to one's mouth. Even to this day,
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| prick and carve and stood as a symbol of
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| | the Gurkha people still practice carrying
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| bravery. With the invention of metal,
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| | their knives anywhere and everywhere.
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| there was an evolution of the most used
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| | The knife is a symbol of the Gurkha; it
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| human tool, knife. As civilization
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| | has religious significance, too.
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| advanced, various types of metals used in
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| | As time evolved, knives were adopted to
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| making knives (through the Stone Age,
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| | be used in the kitchen and at the dining
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| Bronze Age, and Iron Age) emerged.
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| | tables; however, they retained their use
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| In prehistoric times flints were used to
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| | as weapons and in the war field in the
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| make knives. Flint is a hard, sedimentary
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| | form of swords. Many of the native
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| cryptocrystalline silicate form of the
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| | Indian idols of gods are symbolized
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| mineral quartz. As time and invention
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| | holding various types of knives as
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| advanced with the discovery of fire and
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| | weapons; this proves that knives are a
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| annealing in metallurgy, the art of
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| | prominent weapon in ancient Indian
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| melting metals came and men molded metals
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| | history. There is no historical account
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| for knives. Initially knives were made
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| | that does not mention the glory of the
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| of bronze and iron. Later, knife making
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| | warrior's sword.
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| advanced and knives with metal alloys and
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| | In all the cultures of the world, every
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| combination of metals were produced -
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| | authoritative head of any kingdom
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| now, these have to stainless steel
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| | possessed a knife as a mark of bravery.
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| knives.
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| | The swords that declared victory in a
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| Early men used the knives as weapons,
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| | battle were adorned and handed over to
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| tools, and utensils for eating.
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| | the legal heir. The sword as a knife is
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| Historically, knives were decorated with
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| | a legendary symbol of victory and a
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| feathers. People took pride in
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| | matter of pride to be possessed and
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| possessing a sharp and beautiful knife.
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| | exhibited.
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| Later gold and silver designs were
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| | Every king had a separate category of
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| embedded in the knives. Some knives were
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| | employers to maintain the knives that
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| exclusively meant for men and some for
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| | were used in the war. With the
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| women; some were made for use by both
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| | advancement of technology and the
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| sexes.
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| | discovery of guns, however, the knife
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| Jeweled metal knives were a proud
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| | lost its place in battle fields.
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| possession of warriors. Traditionally,
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| | Nowadays, knives have evolved to serve
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| people carried their own knives in
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| | domestic duties instead.
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