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Steve L.
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 Posted: Thu 27 Jul, 2006 4:39 pm Post subject: "Servus" from barbarian Bavaria |
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Hi Folks,
i´m Steve, 37, born in Switzerland, since ´94 i live in Germany (Mom is of good ol´prussian origin), since 2000 in Bavaria and since 2005 in Munich (a big nice village with a lot of museums and libraries, and one of the lovely girls - the loveliest of them - of Munich is mine: Ferro J.)
I´m interessed in pre-historic and ancient weapons, tools and clothing of the paleolithic, the middle urnfield era and the westhallstatt culture.
I practice living history in this three parts of time:
Stoneage
Bronze age
Iron age
I start in this days my own business with reconstructions of weapons, tools and clothing from this periods: www.archaeoreplik.de (website is this time "under construction").
I hope, i can answer questions - i´m sitting at the source...
Cheers
Steve
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Steve Grisetti
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A welcome to myArmoury.com from one Steve to another.
"...dismount thy tuck, be yare in thy preparation, for thy assailant is quick, skilful, and deadly."
- Sir Toby Belch
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Patrick Kelly
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Hello Steve. I love your kit, especially the bronze age armor.
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George Hill
Location: Atlanta Ga Joined: 16 May 2005
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Welcome Steve. Hate to say anything negaive, but your link http://www.archaeoreplik.de/ seems to be broken, at least for me. It gives me a "403 forbidden" message.
To abandon your shield is the basest of crimes. - --Tacitus on Germania
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Peter Johnsson
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Welcome Steve!
Munich is indeed a lovely city. I have visited only once, but look forward to the next opportunity.
A good friend of mine, Roman Landes (an exraordinary knifemker) used to live there and has now moved to a house in the beautiful countryside close by.
It wll be interesting to see more examples of your work.
I look forward to your partition and contributions!
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Steve L.
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| Quote: | | Hate to say anything negaive, but your link http://www.archaeoreplik.de/ seems to be broken, at least for me. It gives me a "403 forbidden" message. |
I see it, i don´t believe it, i´ll check it... :wtf: (It´s fixed now, but the link is this time to my forum - the business-hp is "under construction", i beg your patience!)
| Quote: | | I love your kit, especially the bronze age armor. |
I love it too! :cool: (On this day it was f.... hot and wet, my head was shrunken - note the fit of the helmet!)
| Quote: | It wll be interesting to see more examples of your work.
I look forward to your partition and contributions! |
At this days i´ve finished a urnfield "Lappenbeil" and a hallstatt hunting knife - and start my work at an hallstatt dagger (and an paleolithic spearthrower for the dad of my lady). Pics will follow (when i get a new digicam).
Thx 4 the welcome! :)
Streve
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Ferro J.
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| Posted: Fri 28 Jul, 2006 2:55 am Post subject: |
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I think it's the best i use Steves Threat to introduce myself, too.
:D
I'm Ferro, a student of archaeology and dramatics (and soon anthropology) in munich.
like Steve I'm reenacting
Stoneage
Bronzeage and
Ironage
But not Westhallstattculture, rather Easthallstatt, especially Notrh-Black-Sea: Scythians
:) :D :lol:
Happy to be here!
Ferro
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Ken Rankin
Location: North Carolina Joined: 12 Mar 2006
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Hi Steve!
It's nice to meet you! I have never seen any Stone Age reenacting until your photo, that is very interesting. I love your Bronze Age kit as well. Munich is a great city, I have been there several times when I was stationed in Augsburg. Love to see more photos of your work!
Ken
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Steve Grisetti
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| Ferro J. wrote: | | I think it's the best i use Steves Threat to introduce myself, too. :D I'm Ferro, a student of archaeology and dramatics (and soon anthropology) in munich.... |
Welcome to you, also, Ferro! Good luck in your studies. I find it interesting to see the stone age reenactments from you and Steve L. In the USA, we sometimes see similar reenactments from native Americans. However, for some strange reason, it did not occur to me that Europeans might have a similar interest. I like your haircut, but I wonder if you think it is historically accurate? :D I find the contrast interesting between your short hair and Steve's long hair.
"...dismount thy tuck, be yare in thy preparation, for thy assailant is quick, skilful, and deadly."
- Sir Toby Belch
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Steve L.
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| Quote: | I find the contrast interesting between your short hair and Steve's long hair.
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In ice age hair is a brilliant firestarter - and i´m a little bit stronger then her... :D
And some ice age art shows short haired female and long haired male figurines.
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Ferro J.
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...but we try not to use a similar imaging to native americans...
But as soon as we use deerskin, theres some similarity, if we intend or not...
and the hair...
maybe they cut it wehn they had maybe louses?
At the moment i have a mohawk haircut, an this is authentik for bronzeage (the egtved girl in the oak coffin) and skythians (a head of a mumie, female too, from the altai.) ;)
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