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PostPosted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:50 pm 
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Can you go into more depth?


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fugue wrote:
this book fails to integrate the data with existing knowledge of the periods under discussion is probably going to go over the heads of most people on the forum


try us! :P


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fugue wrote:
this book fails to integrate the data with existing knowledge of the periods under discussion is probably going to go over the heads of most people on the forum


try us! :P

Rather than 'go over the heads' perhaps i should say 'would bore the ass off'


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And would going in depth mean needing the use of a shovel and/or trowel?

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Julian Heath wrote:
Evidence for the mounting of bracers on material of some kind has in fact been found on bracers from Britain, with examples from beaker burials at Driffield, Borrowstone, and Culduthel Mains featuring bronze rivets still in thier holes (Smith 2006). In some cases it appears that bracers were held in place with organic bindings, such as the fine example from hemp knoll in wiltshire which still clearly shows the staining left by these bindings (ibid.)


This is featured next to a nice picture of an archer wearing a bracer. Although I in fact argued that the ones we find archaeologically are not peices of archery equipment. Still, at least he read my stuff.

Told you it was boring. But no trowels required.


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fugue wrote:
Although I in fact argued that the ones we find archaeologically are not peices of archery equipment. Still, at least he read my stuff.


Well... clearly he didn't read it very well if he came to the opposite conclusion!


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fugue wrote:
Although I in fact argued that the ones we find archaeologically are not peices of archery equipment. Still, at least he read my stuff.


Well... clearly he didn't read it very well if he came to the opposite conclusion!


He read the bit about the evidence I had gathered, he just didn't agree with my conclusions. Possibly this is beacuse he stuck under a sleep polarbear at the time.


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