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Old 3rd November 2007, 09:52 PM   #7
Matt Splatt
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Now that you mention it and under closer observation I would tend to agree with you in this case, Tim. I have alot of pieces however that have layers of ancient dried gunk on them. Jean Pierre Hallet wrote about it a bit in Congo Kitabo, I have a copy some where and if I can find it I will relate what he had to say.
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