Table of Contents, explanation, future plans and Other Blogs of Interest
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Table of Contents
Hi there. I realize that this site may be difficult to navigate for some people, as it is not in Chronological order and things may be a little out of place when first viewing my page (i.e. seeing a Battle sequence before seeing any other scene). So I've decided to create a table of contents, to give some semblance of order to my lengthy blog.
So without further ado here are my blogs in the order I created them.
Page 1: Future Matchups
Here can be found the list of matchups I plan on doing. Most of these, save the ones already done or that I am in process of doing, are subject to change.
As you can see the list is extensive and I am may not be able to do them all. In addition some will probably change in the near future.
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Page 2: Amazon Huaorani Tribesmen vs. Fijian Warriors:
This was my very fist match-up, though not the very first match-up that I have suggested or planned on doing (that comes later) . I was seeking to do something ...exotic for my first fight. I had always been fascinated by the ecology of the Amazon since I was a kid watching Animal Planet, and the unfamiliarity of its people drew me in as a great mystery to be explored. After finding a great site where I was able to look up the various Amazonian Tribes I was ultimately forced to choose between two tribes : The Huaorani, also known as the "Warriors of the Amazon", or the Yanomani or "Fierce People" . It was a tough choice, but after an in-depth dissection of the two, I ultimately chose the revenge obsessed Huaorani to be one half of my pilot fight.
I had always felt that the Pacific Islanders had been horribly represented by DW -these are the guys who originally dubbed the Maori as the "cannibal warrior" - and resolved to learn more about one of their cultures, and I ultimately selected the Fijians, who were frequently referred to in the literature I had read in my youth as "cannibals" .
This match-up was my very first, and while it may seem sloppy compared to later battles I still consider it one of my best. I felt I did a great job at presenting these two exotic and little known warriors to the public.
Fight Description: Ecuador's fanatical revenge obsessed "Warriors of the Amazon" take on the famed cannibal warriors of Fiji. In this battle between two savage warrior cultures with no rules of warfare the serrated spears have been sharpened on both ends, and man-sized bows, blowguns, slings, clubs and battle axes collide in what could only be a most gruesome finale no matter who wins.
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Page 3: Mayan Late classical Warrior vs. New Kingdom Egyptian Soldiers
