Nancy;
What about Sturgeon bones. Were they not plentiful in the European
rivers? They habe a spiney back don't they?
Lauren in Washinton state, where it is FINALLY sort of sunny!
On 5/30/2011 1:43 PM, Nancy Neff wrote:
One last (perhaps) comment on the use of fishbones. I worked as a
paleo-
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Sent: Mon, May
23, 2011 9:30:24 AM
Subject: [lace] thorns etc.
On the Arizona site you can
find the book by Sophie Davydoff:
'La dentelle russe, histoire, technique,
statistique' (Karl W.
Hiersemann, Leipzig, 1895).
Look at plate A you will see
thorns of wild pear used as pins in
On the Arizona site you can find the book by Sophie Davydoff:
'La dentelle russe, histoire, technique, statistique' (Karl W.
Hiersemann, Leipzig, 1895).
Look at plate A you will see thorns of wild pear used as pins in the
Minsk area of Russia.
In the OIDFA Bulletin 4/1999 p. 46 you can see a lace
