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12 July 2019
Nice quality strap
Very nice strap for £14. Good red-brown colour (I tinted it slightly more red/bugundy with a bit of Oxblood shoe polish). Strap is quite think, so a little inflexible (but may soften with use). Best red-brown Croc-grain strap I could see for the peice on Amazon or eBay. Looks great with vintage 1954 Omega black dial dress watch (such as Seamaster or Constellation).
07 February 2024
Essential reading.
This is one of the two books that you really need if you want to know all there currently is to know about the Dead Sea Scrolls (the other book is The Meaning of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Vandercam & Flint ... the two books are connected in the sense that when you read Vandercam & Flint, you will find that they constantly use this book by Wise, Abeg & Cook (WAC) for the most accurate translations of all the most important scrolls). Both books are very long, very detailed, and actually quite complex to follow ... but as I say, these two books are essential definitive reading if anyone really wants an in-depth almost scienficic-type/forensic-trype analysis and explanation of what the Scroills actually say/reveal.
18 July 2019
Good, but now somewhat outdated.
This is one of the fairly early books on the case. So it does not take any account of the later appeals & the final acquital where the original DNA evidence was finally ruled less convincing than first believed. On the other hand many later books were clearly writen by defenders of Amanda Knox who present a view which is both too obvioulsy biased as well as misrepresenting the original evidence. Rhis book is also written in a quite journalistic story-telling style which does not always come across as entirely factual/objective, or very carefully researched in all parts. Nevertheless, it's still about as good as you will find on this unusual and confusing case.