Carol,
As an Archaeoseek member, I can go straight to your specific posting.  
But the problem is that the url is so long it is broken into two text 
lines in your Histarch email, and my computer only recognizes the first 
line as the address.  So I can't go just by clicking on it.  I have to 
copy and paste the first line into the address box on my internet 
browser, then copy and paste the section that fell on the second line 
onto the end of the address.  Is there a way to get rid of the line 
break that is causing this, either at your sending end or my receiving end?
Meli Diamanti



Carol Serr wrote:
> I just posted more odd stuff I need help IDing (but the link may not
> work until Anita OKs the posting/photos).
> http://archaeoseek.ning.com/group/artifactidhelp/forum/topic/show?id=578
> 807%3ATopic%3A9426
> <http://archaeoseek.ning.com/group/artifactidhelp/forum/topic/show?id=57
> 8807%3ATopic%3A9426> 
>  
> Sorry about the poor image quality.     Hard to get the true colors to
> show, also.
>  
> We have numerous pieces of what appear to be dessicated/curled
> rubberized cloth??  Note 'weave' texture on piece in upper right (turned
> over).
>  
> The outer surface was painted with bright colors in geometric forms;
> solid pink in some portions, but then diamonds and bands of mottled
> (leopard skin like?) yellow, brown, and some white...then other larger
> diamond patches of tan background with white dots (mottled), with dark
> green leaves (?) outlined in black in the center (?).  
>  
> Sound familiar to anyone?  Any ideas?
> - - -
>  
> Were there rubber doll heads?  Or, rubber balls with faces on them?  We
> have a dessicated, squished fragment of a face - that looks like it had
> a 'bonnet' on...since there is a line bordering the face...rather than
> hair.  ??  Sort of eerie to find this Looking at you when cleaning
> artifacts.
>  
> Thanks for your help.
>
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