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... collections of ethnographic materials stored in attics and forgotten trunks are wonderful resources for researchers , particularly when they are made available by deposit in public museums . One such family collection was transferred by ...
... collections of ethnographic materials stored in attics and forgotten trunks are wonderful resources for researchers , particularly when they are made available by deposit in public museums . One such family collection was transferred by ...
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... collection history was provided for the tikanagans and beaded bags . Subsequent generations of the Gladman fam- ily have always presumed that all the items were collected by these two men while in the north . However , I believe that ...
... collection history was provided for the tikanagans and beaded bags . Subsequent generations of the Gladman fam- ily have always presumed that all the items were collected by these two men while in the north . However , I believe that ...
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... collection . For example , a sample of these elements include the icicle - like outlines on leaves created by placing a row of clear ( crystal - like ) beads around a cen- tral row of coloured beads ; veined leaves ; tiny paired leaves ...
... collection . For example , a sample of these elements include the icicle - like outlines on leaves created by placing a row of clear ( crystal - like ) beads around a cen- tral row of coloured beads ; veined leaves ; tiny paired leaves ...
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Lisa Conathan Esther Wood | 19 |
Clare Cook | 35 |
Alan Corbiere | 57 |
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