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On the inside, the helmet has a fit to allow for comfort while wearing glasses and the padding is treated for optimal comfort

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In 1968, along the bow-shaped edge of the hillock on which the site of Yavron'ga I (in the Pinega basin) is situated, the present author found an oxbow peat bog containing remains of fish weirs and a fragment of a simple bow dating from the Iron Age (Burov 1974a)