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From: "Marenich, Peggy" <Peggy.Marenich at thyssenkrupp.com>
Subject: Resources

 Hi Lowlanders--

 I posted a message on September 12 under the subject "Resources" in which,
among other things, I inquired of Marsha and Arthur about good source
material for Appalachian studies. According to the Archives, three other
postings with the same subject followed during the second week of September,
but I can't access them due to a server error at Linguist, so I don't know
the *who* or the *what* of them.  If they were responses to my posting, this
is to thank those of you who sent them and to let you know why I never
acknowledged them.

 In the meantime, I have been studying the "Meet Lowlanders" page from the
Anniversary Celebration (fascinating!), which led me to Michael Montgomery's
University of South Carolina web page, so I think I've answered my own
question.  The Appalachian resources listed there should keep me busy for a
long while to come.

 Regards to all,

Peggy Marenich


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From: wim <wkv at home.nl>
Subject: LL-L "Resources" 2008.09.26 (01) [D/E]

>From wim verdoold



wkv at home.nl



Zwolle Netherlands



Hoi,



Het is misschien ook nuttig eens op de website van de Batavia werf in
leylystad te kijken,



en van het scheeps archeologisch museum daar.



http://www.bataviawerf.nl/en/index.html



En hier is de website van de Kamperkogge:
http://www.kamper-kogge.nl/index.html



Groeten uit Hanzestad Zwolle!

Wim

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