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Information about the author Terehov Eduard – private researcher All of author’s articles Undocumented Russian Fascine Knife of the Shuvalov Observation Corps
Information about the author Terehov Eduard – private researcher All of author’s articles Undocumented Russian Fascine Knife of the Shuvalov Observation Corps
Information about the author Zaharov Dmitry – private researcher, (Moscow, Russia) All of author’s articles Undocumented Russian Fascine Knife of the Shuvalov Observation Corps
Information about the author Arkhangelsky Leonid – Russian blacksmith and gunsmith. President of the Union of Blacksmiths of Russia. Author of researches on patterned steels. Korolev (Moscow region) All of author’s articles The “Paren’ knife” – Legends and Facts
Information about the author Loparev Sergey – M.A. Research interests: the self-made submachine guns used by Belorussian Soviet partisans during World War II, (Minsk, Belarus) All of author’s articles The Self-made Submachine Guns Used by Belorussian Soviet Partisans During World War II
Information about the author Denis A. Sheremetev – Leading Researcher, curator of the arsenal of the Russian Museum of Ethnography (St. Petersburg, Russia). Research interests: weapons in traditional culture, symbolism of the weapons, traditional military and hunting practices All of author’s articles For Stabbing or for Cutting? The Ways of Dagger Use by the Caucasus Peoples in the 19th century Weapon as a Party to a Relationship Concerning Shashka Hilts
Information about the author Sergey V. Samgin – Ph.D, lecturer of the Tambov State University (Tambov, Moscow). All of author’s articles An Attempt to Develop a Lecture Course Titled “Introduction to Historical Weaponology” “Non-standard” Soviet Cavalry Swords of the 1927 Year Pattern Scientific Legacy by Eduard von Lenz A Brief Review of the Soviet Cavalry Sword of 1927 Year Pattern
Information about the author Dmitry Y. Miloserdov – Senior Researcher, Head of Sector at the State Darwin Museum (Moscow, Russia). All of author’s articles “Southern” and “Northern” Bows in the “Hunting weapons” Collection of the State Darwin Museum The Question of the Relevance of the Term “Karud” Shashkas of Afghanistan Typology of Shamshir Hilts The Battle Axes of Afghanistan Specifity of Identification of the Materials, Used for Oriental Edged Weapons Handles Manufacturing, as well as Pieces of Applied Arts, Made of Rhinoceros Horn Author’s response to A. Barkan’s review of “Edged Weapons of Afghanistan 19 – early 20th century” The response to A. O. Sopiev’s remark “How to respond to arrogance?” Combat knives in Armoury Chamber in the 17th century
Information about the author Aleksey Y. Kurochkin – Editor-in-Chief of WHJ (Moscow, Russia) All of author’s articles On the Use of Indian Terms for Identification of Weapon Types On the Question of Jamdhar Dagger Emergence in the Weapons Complex of the Mughals The Weaponry Complex of Indian Warrior-ascetics Studying of Persian and Indian Miniature as Primary Source for Weapon History Research (methodological aspects) Review: Robert Elgood. Rajput Arms & Armour: The Rathores & Their Armoury at Jodhpur Fort. Mehrangarh Museum Trust, 2017 An Attempt of Hermeneutic Approach to Solve a Problem, Concerning the Interpretation of Indian Historical Weapons as Signs-Objects of Traditional Culture Review: Jean-Baptiste Clais. Imperial Mughal Ivory Priming Flasks. A First Catalogue Indian armed ascetics, malla wrestlers, and vratyas: connecting traditions through the argument of arms complex Review: D.A. Sheremetyev “Postulates about pistols”
Information about the author Sergey V. Barczewski – private researcher in the field of history of Chinese cold weapons, continental part of SEA, Russian Far East, Tibet, hunting weapons and tools of traditional crafts of peoples of Siberia and Far East (Moscow, Russia) All of author’s articles Vietnamese Bladed Melee Weapon of 19th – first half 20th Century. The Problems of Attribution The Unique Bronze Dagger from Primorski Territory Two Pairs of the Short Ritual Swords of Vietnam