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· Early Iroquois Pincushions

             Material Culture by Richard Green

· Swastika Motifs of the Columbia River Plateau

             Material Culture by Scott Thompson

· Head Singer’s Drum Stick

             Material Culture by Louis Garcia

· Lighting the Arena in Wild West Shows

             Glimpses by Richard Green

 

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