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is a lot of information online to enhance your knowledge
and skill. For your convenience, everything I have found
is listed below. I've grouped together multiple pages
of interest that are on the same site. If you find other
interesting links, let me know, and I'll add them. Please
report broken links to info@slinging.org.
General Sling Links:
•
Slings
from South America
•
Slings and Slinging
• Slings
and Stones in The Bible and Archaeology
• To
Sling or Not to Sling - That Was Never The Question
• Lloydian
Weapons: The Sling
• Lloydian
Weapons: Advice for the would-be slinger
• The
Sling Ancient Weapon
• Information
Headquarters: Sling
• Practical
Slinging
• Els
Foners Balears (Balearic Slingers)
• The
Sling - Wikipedia
• Stefan's
Florilegium - Slings
• Primitive
Skills - Slings
• Wilderness
Survival Hunting - Slings 1
• Wilderness
Survival Hunting - Slings 2
• Chumash
Sling
• Slings
at the Siege of Troy
• Projectile
Type Weapons of Ancient Egypt
• Ancient
Egyptian Weapons
• Hawaiian
Combat Units & Weapons
• Bible
Stories - Hard to Believe?
• The
1911 Edition Encyclopedia - Sling
• Ancient
Sling Techniques
• As
Told by The Ancient Hawaiians
• Making
and Using the Venerable Hand Sling
• David's
sling and stones - Were they toys or serious weapons?
• A
Chronological History of the Martial Arts and Combative
Sports 1
• A
Chronological History of the Martial Arts and Combative
Sports 2
• English
Translation for Braids of the Andes
Braiding Resources:
•
Four-Strand
Round Braid with Core
• Twist
to braid
• Willeke's
Knotted Ideas
• Braids
• Braided
Leather Knife Lanyard
• The
Basic Stitches
• Knots
on the Web
• Anglo-Saxon
and Viking Crafts - Braid, Weaving
Non
English Links:
•
Shooting
Techniques for the Sling and the Methods for Holding
it (in Russian) (english
translation)
• Sling:
projectiles and the methods of throwing in the antiquity
(in Russian) (english
translation)
• Sling.
Origin, device, and the materials (in Russian) (english
translation)
• Sling
(weapon), Wikipedia (in German)
• Els
Foners Balears (Balearic Slingers) (in Catalan,
Spanish, German, French)
• Förhistoriska
Jaktvapen: Slunga (in Swedish)
• Slingerkogels
in de ijzertijd (in Dutch) (english
translation)
•
Etno-archeologie
en steenslingeren (in Dutch) (english
translation)
Use
babelfish.altavista.com
to translate pages into other languages.
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is not responsible for content on external pages.
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are dangerous weapons; exercise caution at all times.
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own risk!
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