Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] seemingly some real hrhurs news at last
Date: Oct 29, 2006 @ 22:26
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos <aletheiak@...>)
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> finally comes a hrhurs map i would seriouslyhttp://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/ibru/resources/borderlines/borderlines1.pdf
> entertain
> saluting
> on the last page here
>
> in an ad for a treatise presumably explaining itshttp://article.gmane.org/gmane.culture.discuss.boundary-point/9473
> selection in full
>
> & tho this map appears to show one of the croatian
> versions of the tripoint position on the veliki
> canal
> rather than the serbian version on the danube river
> the answer to why it depicts or even prefers this
> particular position would cost me more euros than i
> own
>
> also
> tho this map is sufficiently authoritative it is not
> sufficiently detailed
> & one may even notice some slight inaccuracies in it
> when compared to the satpic
>
> but still it is highly gratifying to see the hrhurs
> depiction it shows so obviously close to both the
> tripoint stretcher guess & the pushpin guess that
> can
> be seen again at bottom here
>
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> probably closer to the tripoint stretcher based on
> the
> croatian zoomable map tho it is hard to be sure
>
> & in fact my own fresh look at this satpic in
> morning
> light & with more confident eyes perceives a highly
> suggestive veggie line running from the danube to
> the
> canal
> which appears to meet at the oxbow saddle about 100
> meters below the pushpin
>
> a visible trace of the hungarian border
> perhaps
>
> so that position at the oxbow junction point
> for those reasons
> may well become a new second or best guess
> & it is therefore recorded in the attached revised
> tripoint stretcher
> or rather tripoint stretcher stretcher
> since it actually restretches the previous stretch
> to indicate between the little red squares the full
> range of at least the likeliest croatian version of
> the truth
>
> but of course if anyone happens to own this ibru
> publication & can extract the relevant discussion &
> data for us
> well then that would be better still
>
>
>
>
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