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Re: TMA contributes to archaeological theory...
Jun 04, 2009, 09:36
GordonP wrote:
I did some experiments along these lines some years ago, sort of a rock on a piece of string, it worked really well.


Gordon! Just the man! How the divil are ye? :)

So - did your experiment use a rock being swung from an A-frame? Or was it something that I (as a non-technical lay-person) would consider to be a bit more controlled? As in a hand-held rock-on-a-rope?

Im really interested to know just how precise it can be to swing a rock from a frame. I mean - won't it just knock random chunks off?

G x
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