Talk:Sharpey's fibres

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[edit] Broken link

The second link here seems to be broken. Mind replacing it with new ones? —Preceding unsigned comment added by AmcA (talk • contribs) Can anyone find a replacement for the broken link or maybe from archive org:

• Picture of Sharpey's fibrers from Georgia Institute of Technology Faculty in the School of Applied Physiology (838k PDF file) --apers0n 18:56, 4 October 2006 (UTC)