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From: Paul Cutmore< >
Subject: Re: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc.
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 07:10 +0100 (BST)

Many thanks to you all for the information and suggestions on all the
weapons and utensils - very helpful.

Concerning "piked stones", I had also wondered whether they might be the
ammunition for a stone-bow, or sling, or would these have been too
anachronistic in 1626?

Paul Cutmore

This thread:

• [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by Paul Cutmore< >
  • RE: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by "Keith Feeney" <>
  • RE: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by Paul Cutmore< >
  • Re: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by "MICHAEL. CHAPPELL" <>
  • Re: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by Jim Blease <>
  • Re: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by "Roland Elliott" <>

  • Re: [OLDWORDS] horsement peece, shelue, Trondle, etc. by Paul Cutmore< >