I have nothing off the top of my head to offer.  I would ask, though, that
when you've got your database up that, if at all possible, you share it with
us in some form.  Thanks in advance, and good hunting.
 
john
 
 
 
>>Date:         Wed, 30 Jul 1997 13:50:18 EDT
>>Reply-To:     Underwater Archaeology Discussion List
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>>From:         wayne <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject:      swords
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>>Friends and Colleagues:
>>
>>    I am putting together a database on swords, daggers, and other edged
weapon
>>s and body armor recovered from both shipwreck and terrestrial sites
dating fro
>>m the Middle Ages to the present.  I am particularly interested in Spanish New
>>World sites.  If you have any information including site location, date,
refere
>>nces, and final disposition of the artifacts, please let me know.  Thanks
in ad
>>vance.
>>
>>Wayne R. Lusardi
>>East Carolina University
>>Maritime History and Nautical Archaeology
>>(919) 752-2518
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