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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 8281926, member: 100459&quot;]I would assume that people in ancient time, had to keep their money in a &quot;sack&quot; since it cannot be put into a wallet or a pocket.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know if there are any readers of Louis L&#039;amour books, but his most interesting books were about a man, named Barnabas Sackett.&nbsp; His story begins when Barnabas had been hunting in property owned by a rich titled family. (Kind of like &quot;Robin Hood&quot;.)&nbsp; It seems that he was being hunted when he hid in the forest.&nbsp; In his hiding place, he sat down and felt something under him.&nbsp; When he felt for it, it turned out to be a &quot;money pouch&quot; and it had 5 gold coins.&nbsp; The story surrounds him selling a couple of the gold coins to finance a voyage to the &quot;new land.&quot;&nbsp; The story goes on that the nobility adds 2 and 2 and gets 3, because an earlier noble had lost a great treasure and the current nobility believes that Barnabus found it and so they put out a warrant for Barnabas.</p><p>That&#039;s all I&#039;m going to say about the books (there are 3 books about Barnabas; &quot;Sackett&#039;s Land&quot;, &quot;To the Far Blue Mountains&quot;, and &quot;The Warrior&#039;s Path.&quot;)&nbsp; Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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