Re: Warp weighted TW

[Alis Bajan]

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I envy you!
I spent a year in Solvaer as an exchange student.  I want to go back there 
so badly but cannot afford it yet.  But that was before they found and 
excavated the site where you were. (late 70's)
Alis
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Subject: Re: Warp weighted TW


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having discovered the joys of warp weighted TW (thanks to everyone who 
answered Carla's question a few weeks back which also answered my own!) I 
was wondering if anyone had any historical evidence for this?

Several years ago, when we visited a replica longhouse in the Lofoten 
(sp?) Islands off Norway, I noticed that the TW display was set up this 
way.  I doubt it would have been set up that way if it hadn't been 
historically accurate.

Ruth


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