Siberian Mammoth Ivory Yakut knf. (Right-grind) #SiberianKnives (aka Scandinavian "Kuksa") valued as

(aka Scandinavian "Kuksa") valued as high as $59

discolorations

There are many good practical reasons why the early Slavic/Russian axes were shaped the way they are (Their geometry is probably inherited from the Viking's axes as they (Vikings) led by Rurik settled on the Russian plain in the 9th century) Rurik (also Riurik

or leather

Stabilized birch root burl and Siberian mountain goat antler bolster and inserts

Siberian Mammoth Ivory Yakut knf. (Right-grind) #SiberianKnives (aka Scandinavian "Kuksa") valued asThis is a traditional Siberian hand forged Yakut Evenki knife. BLADE: 5 long Forged D2 (12 Rus) high carbon steel. Thickness 5 mm. Handle: 5 1 4" long, Stabilized Siberian mammoth ivory with Siberian Mountain Goat antler bolster. This handle is made of 10,000+ years old mammoth Ivory harvested in Siberia. It is usual for mammoth ivory to show cracks, discolorations, and inconsistencies. The ivory has been buried for 10,000 + years, sediments and tons