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That looks really great. The British museum is quite an amazing place. I have no chance of getting over to London prior to the show leaving in January...however, knowing it will be in Edinburgh for the remainder of t he year does raise the prospect of catching the exhibit there. I was planning on ...

Very nice. Looks like you guys have a pretty diverse skill set between you.

Ha Ha ... even more titilating of a title.

Somthing as odd and remarkable as that would, one would think, have been more remarked upon. LOL I was just curious in that I know a lot of things can often be found across the IE horizon and had never heard of this practice or one similer in any other ...

"“Sucking a king’s nipples was a gesture of submission in ancient Ireland,” says Kelly. “Cutting them would have made him incapable of kingship.” The bodies served as offerings to the goddess of the land to whom the king was wed in his inauguration ceremony. According to Kelly, both men’s multiple ...

I imagine you could use Roman buckles. Would be correct time period and would have been available in the "region". Considering how the Romans tended to move troops from one end of the empire and post them on the other, even some Scytho-Sarmatian designed could be used. As far as an "enameled effect ...

Making Javelins for competition by Rutager
from AOL message board, Jun 9, 1997

Pertaining to javelins

**INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION** Step 01 - Purchase one or more "Ice chippers" (these come with shafts already attached). Step 02 - Decide on head shape (leaf, "arrow" etc.)
Step 03 - Cut head to ...