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133142 Jonathan Peck <jpeck@m...> May-06-2004 Re: Sharpening jigs (short)
>I wonder when mankind *did* first start making and using something 
the 
>size of a boat - the investment in time for even a dug out canoe, 
built 
>with fire or tools, must have been enormous.  And what would you do 
with a 
>hollow log anyway? 

I believe it was the Greeks. They even went so far as to build there 
own navy. They were sorta the Stanley Tools of their time
http://www.showgate.com/medea/ships/grkship1.gif

Regards
Jonathan

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