Holly, First, I can find at least one copy of the Hald in English and several in Danish off the bat - keep refining your book search techniques.
Second, try using your state university library - I'll bet if you were to go to Ann Arbor or East Lansing, that you could, as a Michigan resident, use the library on a day pass for reading anything they have. I discovered that book doing the same down in Madison, where I go every Good Friday to read several old textile books every year. And if you don't find a rare book on the first try - remember it may take a year or more. After searching for months I found a copy - in pristine condition - for $100 - signed by Ms. Hald, inscribed to P.V. Glob - another Danish archaeologist who wrote some rather well known books on the Bronze and Iron Age cultures. Those titles I threw out contained some very eclectic titles that are not easily found in the provinces of the Midwest - and not always available for quick gratification. Building up a good library takes time and effort. Sara von Tresckow Fond du Lac, WI [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit our Web Site - Free Temple Plans & FLAXCAM http://www2.powercom.net/~sarav To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
