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"…a question from reader Dan Hilborn and a very cool post over at Northwest Coast Archaeology (one of my favorite blogs) have led me to the subject of wooden armor, specifically the armor Tlingit men wore into battle against Russian traders in the late 18th century."
Publication Date
15 January 2010
Link
heatherpringle.com/2010/01/15/how-early-wooden-armor-defeated-russian-firearms
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