Masters Thesis: Two-wood bows
I've finally gotten to print my Masters thesis in archaeology that I finished in 2008.
The main theme is the construction of different types of two wood bows from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, among other related aspects.
Sadly I can only offer it in Norwegian text. I might traslate it into english some time if I somehow find too much time laying around not being spent. - but I wouldn't hold my breath. Perhaps I will write an article summarizing the main bits some time sooner.
Send me a PM or an e-mail at [email protected] if you're interested.
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The main theme is the construction of different types of two wood bows from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia, among other related aspects.
Sadly I can only offer it in Norwegian text. I might traslate it into english some time if I somehow find too much time laying around not being spent. - but I wouldn't hold my breath. Perhaps I will write an article summarizing the main bits some time sooner.
Send me a PM or an e-mail at [email protected] if you're interested.
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Hi Ivar, today I read your post about your book. I would really like to understand the Norwegian language. I?m sure it?s a great book.
I would appreciate an English summary!
Michael
I would appreciate an English summary!
Michael
Ivar; You have the rare opportunity that, not only did you write the text, but you have superior English skills. You would have the greatest ability to weigh the nuances of the translation. The world awaits your decision. -j-
Thanks for the kind words, perhaps I should translate it after all. I will have to try to find the time, anyway. - At least for a summary.