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tiompan Nov 3, 2008 20:02:50
Replying to FourWinds

FourWinds wrote:
tiompan wrote:
the incorporation of the fissure is almost the norm .
Not in Ireland. In my (somewhat limited) experience, fissures often separate motifs, but hardly ever become part of one.
My experience is even more limited in Ireland and I should have said in the UK and also . If it is the case that fissures are not incorporated too often in Ireland then that is quite significant .

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FourWinds Nov 3, 2008 20:12:43
Replying to tiompan

tiompan wrote:
My experience is even more limited in Ireland and I should have said in the UK and also . If it is the case that fissures are not incorporated too often in Ireland then that is quite significant .
I'm mooching through loads of photos and drawings at the moment looking for fissures being used in Irish RA as part of a motif. I haven't found one yet apart from this and one other in the same area. There are lots of panels where a fissure separates motifs, though. Interesting.

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