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- "johnny-behind-the-deuce cave"[6]
- 16" below surface.[1]
- between the r. kwilu and r. loange rivers[1]
- bukoba[2]
- cave in sec. 13, block 121[1]
- cave. 14"-18" below surface[2]
- cemetery south of arica; on the sea, beyond the "licera"[3]
- cliff-house in side canyon of forbidden canyon[2]
- covered in recent time. from a mummy[1]
- found at a structure about 300 meters further north than location of finds immediately preceding original numbers.[1]
- from a mummy[2]
- from the loosened soil[4]
- from the loosened soil.[1]
- from the north-eastern front of the temple of pahcacamaj. tomb below the foremost wall of the temple.[1]
- gujurat or rajasthan[2]
- ifugao[4]
- later excavation at marques, in the northern corner of the valley[2]
- obtained at mamacona[2]
- pendleton mills[1]
- point "r"[1]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[1]
- tanganyika[2]
- wall niche in house[1]
- 'phags pa spyan ras gzigs dban phyug 'khor 'das ran grol gyis rgyud bzugs sho[1]
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- martha jackson[1]
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- mrs. em bun[3]
- mrs. frank neutime[1]
- mrs. kenny[1]
- multana, son of shiv lalani[1]
- pendleton mills[1]
- shawn tafoya[1]
- tang yin[1]
- theresa sacobie[1]
- tongying wu[2]
- tongying wu's grandmother[1]
- tongying wu's great grandmother[1]
- tongying wu's mother[5]
- tshe rin[1]
- tu-ve-nimp-ka[1]
- unknown[2]
- vaghi[1]
- zhao mengfu[1]
- actual citation[123]
- general reference[47]
- type citation[7]
![2007-14-1B](https://www.penn.museum/collections/assets/300/631484.jpg)
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