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And here's a link that shows how to use it. Set your latitude (a link is included to determine your latitude) and the month, aim it at the sun...
No, pretty much sold as a novelty; you can tell time with it, approximately, but it is not accurate enough for actual navigation.
[ATTACH] I suspect this is a pocket sundial; compare http://www.stanleylondon.com/HMKalaSunwatchSundial.htm
A bit OT, but if I may summarize the controversy about "Indian" trade beads: It is well-accepted that Native American and Canadian First Nations...
Here it is....a listing for the 2005 auction, posted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: "The to-be-auctioned materials were included in a...
Absolutely right. For example, I don't know how many times I've seen people who couldn't identify a basket because they searched for "Native...
I've saved a link on my other PC, an official statement from the US Fish and Wildlife folks, or at least quoting such a release. I'll have to...
I couldn't agree more.
Komo is of course 100% correct. I could add that I've only seen the copper details on Indonesian items relatively recently; but I don't get...
I'd agree with Komo; the wood does look like red cedar to me, and likely made for sale somewhere on the NW coast, quite a while ago. A Northwest...
Yes, witamy!
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