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Robert Muse
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 Posted: Sun 07 Oct, 2012 9:50 am Post subject: Kazakevičius V. IX-XIII a. Baltu kalavijay |
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Good Morning,
I just received my newest sword book, the one in the title. There are a few English pages and good maps showing the location of the finds. There are a few very unusual types that don't fit the standard classifications.
Anyway, it appears that the entire book is online.
http://kaup.ru/index.php/lib/books/36-kazakevisius1996.html
Robert
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Robert Muse
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| Posted: Sun 07 Oct, 2012 1:43 pm Post subject: Free E book on Swords |
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Not sure why a free ebook on swords, doesn't fit into the historical section considering what is there, but you may want to check it out in its new location.
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Ralph Grinly
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Looks interesting..must download it, despite most of info being in mid-european lanuage 
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Robert Muse
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| Posted: Sun 07 Oct, 2012 2:50 pm Post subject: Book |
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True, that is a problem, but the maps have the type of sword shown beside each.
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Chad Arnow
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| Posted: Sun 07 Oct, 2012 6:37 pm Post subject: Re: Free E book on Swords |
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| Robert Muse wrote: | | Not sure why a free ebook on swords, doesn't fit into the historical section considering what is there, but you may want to check it out in its new location. |
The Historical Arms Talk forum is for discussions about historical arms and armour not for discussions about books or links to ebooks. At myArmoury, even the Off-topic is still for stuff related to arms and armour, so a move is not a condemnation of its content, but is rather a confirmation of its relevancy.
Rest assured, we move things for very good reasons.
ChadA
http://chadarnow.com/
Last edited by Chad Arnow on Mon 08 Oct, 2012 6:01 am; edited 1 time in total
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Tim Lison
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| Posted: Sun 07 Oct, 2012 9:44 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for posting this Robert. The drawings alone are fantastic. The Lithuanian stuff is very cool. I have always loved the short single edged antennae hilted swords that they made. The drawing of the type Z single edged one has me captivated. I have a full color pic of it's hilt but hadn't seen the blade somehow even though I have had this PDF for a while. I'm not sure how I missed that page... It might be my next piece to have made. So, so cool!!!
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