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  1. 01-16-2013, 03:25 PM #1
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    This link comes from a friend in the UK.

    ”Whetstone Typology: Or the First Shipwreck of Turid Fiskarbekk and Marine Archaeologists Who Had to Think Again”, | Paal Nymoen - Academia.edu
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    The third part of grinding and honing includes the story about the Eidsborg stones with the story about Turid Fiskarbekk. It takes 11 pages. Part 3 will come April 15 on the net. At the moment an experiment is done with 'burned Eidsborg stones'. That will also be included in the part about Eidsborg.
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    Thanks for the additional information. I thought the story and project are interesting.
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    I love the work some people do about the history of sharpening stones!
    Next I want Margeja to take a long trip to Japan...
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    Last year we visited Sweden and found there the wonderful Losbrynet. We wrote an article about this stone 8 pages long.
    We now are translating it in English. Its a lot of work. Chapter 3 is now 117 pages.;-)
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