SC - OT Alert--Dominoes in China--was Authenticity buffs
Glenda Robinson
glendar at compassnet.com.au
Thu May 25 17:12:26 PDT 2000
Daniel
>
> I seem to recall a single domino in a picture of artifacts recovered from
> the "Vasa" as published in "Scientific American". The "Vasa" is out of
> period but only slightly as I recall. The Vasa was if I remember
correctly
> was Danish? and turned turtle and sank upon launching in the first decade
of
> the 17th century. Please anyone who knows better correct me if I am
wrong.
>
> Daniel Raoul
There was a single domino found on the Mary Rose, and published on their
website. My husband emailed them to get a definite place where it was found
etc, for our research, and was told "Oh, how did that get on THAT part of
the site? It's a Napoleonic period domino that must have been dropped (or
thrown) off the side of a later period ship, and was found in the mud."
I'd be wondering about this one 'on' the Vasa. I'd be REALLY interested if
it was on the ship, as I also reenact the 17th century.
Glenda.
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