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Beads: Their Use By Upper Great Lakes Indians by Dr. Richard E. Flanders, Dr. David A. Armour, Mary Elizabeth Good & Benson L. Lanford Latin American books black & white and map and organized international traveling art technical books

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Beads: Their Use By Upper Great Lakes Indians by Dr. Richard E. Flanders, Dr. David A. Armour, Mary Elizabeth Good & Benson L. Lanford Latin American books black & white and map and organized international traveling art technical books black & white and map illustrations and by means of a careful analysis of the surviving works of art of the period

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