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<title>Bone, antler, tooth and horn technology and utilisation in prehistoric Scotland</title>
<description>PhD thesis &quot;concerned with the technology and utilisatio n of skeletal hard tissue in prehistori c Scotland. The natural properties of skeletal tissues were considered , their reaction to particular methods of manufactur e and utilisatio n were studied and a detailed examinatio n made of material from a number of archaeolog ical sites. Whilst the conclusion s reached are site-speci fic, their usefulness as general statements on technology and utilisatio n are explored. There are two volumes - volume I containing the main text and volume II the catalogues and illustrati ons.&quot;</description>
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<title>Historic - Horn Antler Bone Mailing List</title>
<description>This list is for those who are interested in working with Horn, Antler, Bone and other natural materials such as legal ivory, amber, baleen and soapstone. These materials have a long historical presence for everything from purely decorative to purely functional items. Those who are interested in creating replicas as well as modern interpretations are welcome. All you need is a desire to learn and a willingness to share knowledge.</description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 13 Oct 2005 01:42:33 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Regia Anglorum: Edgar Ã°e Banwyrhta</title>
<description>Skeletal material such as bone, antler and horn were widely used before the advent of modern plastics.</description>
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<title>Anglian York Craft</title>
<description>Excavations at Fishergate have revealed a settlement where a number of crafts were practised.</description>
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