[Bonetools] new Aquincum find

[kordula gostencnik]

Dear Alice,

I know two example of those Roman heddles in bronze here from Austria 
(Lauriacum and Flavia Sovla), one of these is published. As far as I 
remember, A. MacGregor in his book "Bone, antler, ivory and horn" has one in 
bone. If you need a xerox of the published bronez heddle, let me know.

Yours

Kordula


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>Subject: [Bonetools] new Aquincum find
>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 21:06:03 +0200
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>Dear Colleagues,
>        This almost complete weaving card was just discovered in an early 
>2nd
>century urban context in Aquincum.  Does anyone know of good stylistic
>analogies to it? Thanks in advance.
>
>Alice


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