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Old 7th August 2010, 05:08 PM   #31
Jim McDougall
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Fantastic Tim!!! You really did it on this one, and nicely explained as well as supported by your observations through the entireity of this thread...it is clear that this weapon is what you have suggested all along. I really love it when threads have dropped away but are revived by new evidence, and then shared with detail we can all learn from.
Your visit to Pitt Rivers has become one we all got to go on thanks to your sharing all these great photos and observations, a personal guided tour

Thank you very much Tim!!!

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Jim
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