At Daim Arab Market in Port Sudan, Beja merchants polish and sell kaskara swords, straight double-edged blades still carried at weddings, on journeys and as a sign of eastern Sudanese identity
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A Yemeni soldier holds his sword while standing at attention during a funeral of soldiers who were killed in a car bomb attack in Sanaa, Yemen, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012
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