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HomeArchaeology OdysseySummer 1998Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles

Both William Metcalf and Paolo Visonà have made this suggestion. They based their conclusion on drawings and photographs alone, however, so it remains tentative. I thank them both for lending their expertise.

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