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Modern Western culture
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The battle ax is primarily seen as a historical weapon and is not commonly used in contemporary warfare or as a functional tool in modern Western culture.
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Norse
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The battle ax is a symbol of strength and power in Norse culture.
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Viking culture
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The battle ax was a symbol of strength and power and commonly used in battle by warriors in ancient Norse culture.
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Contemporary Western culture
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The battle ax is primarily seen as a historical artifact or reenactment weapon in contemporary Western culture.
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European
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The battle ax, historically significant in European culture, was used by warriors in battles and ceremonies.
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Maori
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The Maori battle ax is a symbol of status and power, often intricately carved and designed.
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Medieval Europe
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The battle ax was widely used in medieval Europe for combat and as a symbol of status and power.
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Polynesian
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The Polynesian battle ax is a symbol of status and power, often adorned with intricate carvings and designs.
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modern-day Mongolia
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The battle ax is considered a traditional and important weapon in modern-day Mongolian culture, often used in ceremonial and cultural events.
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