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- great basin culture area[1]
- great plains culture area[16]
- indonesian[2]
- northeast culture area[18]
- northwest coast culture area[5]
- plains culture area[1]
- siberia[46]
- south american culture area[12]
- southeast culture area[1]
- southwest culture area[128]
- subarctic culture area[2]
- west africa[1]
- "johnny-behind-the-deuce cave"[6]
- #2[1]
- 16" below surface.[1]
- at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon)[1]
- at the entrance to the seaward opening valley of marques (watered by the river of chillon).[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"[7]
- cemetery south of arica; on the sea, beyond the "licera", grave 51[1]
- cliff-house in side canyon of forbidden canyon[2]
- covered in recent time. from a mummy[2]
- eastern foot[1]
- found at a structure about 300 meters further north than location of finds immediately preceding original numbers.[1]
- found on the ground[3]
- from a mummy[3]
- from a mummy. from the north-eastern front of the temple of pachacamaj[1]
- from the loosened soil[5]
- from the loosened soil.[1]
- from the north-eastern front of the temple of pahcacamaj. tomb below the foremost wall of the temple.[1]
- grave 35[1]
- grave 41[1]
- grave 44[1]
- gujurat or rajasthan[2]
- ifugao[4]
- later excavation at marques, in the northern corner of the valley[7]
- mound [uncertain][2]
- obtained at lima[1]
- obtained at mamacona[2]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon[2]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[1]
- pendleton mills[1]
- point "r"[1]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[1]
- tanganyika[2]
- wall niche in house[1]
- west bank of river[17]
- west bank of river below the river 7th of september[1]
- west bank of river, below the river 7th of september[2]
- 'phags pa spyan ras gzigs dban phyug 'khor 'das ran grol gyis rgyud bzugs sho[1]
- animal[4]
- animals[3]
- antelope[15]
- archway[1]
- attendants[1]
- avalokitesvara[1]
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- bamboo[1]
- banda[1]
- bat[2]
- bats[1]
- beetles[1]
- bhuvo[1]
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- buddhist literature[2]
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- buta[26]
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- crest[5]
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- man[3]
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- mon[3]
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- paisley[2]
- parakeet[28]
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- peacock[22]
- pearl[10]
- peony[2]
- people[2]
- phoenix[5]
- plant[17]
- putana[2]
- rabbit[4]
- rainbow[2]
- rama[2]
- serpent[2]
- serpents[2]
- shiva[2]
- shrinathji[2]
- snake[5]
- soldier[21]
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- stalk[16]
- star[3]
- sun[3]
- surya[2]
- tiger[24]
- tree[7]
- tree of life[2]
- turtle[2]
- vase[4]
- woman[2]
- women[5]
- zoomorphic[4]
- arabic inscription[1]
- arabic language[6]
- bengali language[1]
- burmese language[3]
- chinese language[16]
- english language[3]
- german language[4]
- gujarati language[3]
- hindi[3]
- japanese language[11]
- korean language[1]
- manchu script[8]
- marwari language[2]
- tibetan dbu can script[2]
- tibetan lan dza script[1]
- tibetan language[2]
- abaca[6]
- baleen[2]
- bamboo[43]
- bark[6]
- bark fiber[4]
- basketry[9]
- bast fiber[4]
- beads[3]
- birch bark[2]
- brass[2]
- brocade[2]
- bullion[2]
- camel hair[3]
- cane (plant)[4]
- canton flannel[17]
- ceramic[4]
- clay[2]
- cloth[39]
- cochineal dye[2]
- cotton[1,000]
- dye[16]
- elm bark[3]
- elm fiber[4]
- fabric[6]
- feather[9]
- fiber[138]
- fishskin[8]
- fur[12]
- germantown wool[5]
- gilded[3]
- glass[32]
- gold[10]
- gold leaf[4]
- gold thread[22]
- gourd[3]
- grass[42]
- grass fiber[5]
- grasses[5]
- hair[4]
- hemp[15]
- hide[18]
- homespun wool[5]
- ink[6]
- ivory[9]
- lacquer[14]
- lapis lazuli[10]
- leaf[3]
- leather[46]
- leaves[5]
- linen[9]
- metal[105]
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- mica[5]
- mirrors[54]
- natural dye[4]
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- nephrite[10]
- paint[12]
- palm[3]
- palm fiber[15]
- palm leaf[9]
- paper[11]
- paste[16]
- pigment[104]
- pineapple fiber[10]
- plant fiber[55]
- plastic[3]
- rabbit brush[66]
- raffia[105]
- raphia[18]
- rattan[19]
- reed (plant)[8]
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- rope[13]
- satin[7]
- seeds[5]
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- shell[11]
- silk[267]
- silver[3]
- silver thread[14]
- splint[20]
- spruce root[4]
- straw[38]
- string[3]
- sumac[65]
- sweetgrass[3]
- synthetic dye[8]
- textile[13]
- thayo[3]
- thread[12]
- twill weave[3]
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- velvet[18]
- wax[3]
- wire[6]
- wood[84]
- wool[224]
- yucca[68]
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- bandhani[40]
- basketry[115]
- batik[5]
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- brocade[25]
- brocaded[22]
- carved[49]
- cast[1]
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- corded[12]
- couched[1]
- crocheted[6]
- cross stitch[3]
- cut[3]
- cut out[1]
- damask[2]
- decorated[1]
- double ikat[1]
- drilling[1]
- dyed[489]
- embossed[2]
- embroidered[255]
- forged[3]
- fringed[7]
- gilded[2]
- gum[2]
- hand painted[3]
- hand-sewn[12]
- handspun[7]
- ikat[6]
- incised[6]
- khari[16]
- knitted[1]
- laced[2]
- lacquered[5]
- lahariya[4]
- lashed[4]
- loosely woven[1]
- mordant dyed[42]
- mud resist[2]
- netting[1]
- non-woven[1]
- openwork[2]
- painted[46]
- partly dyed[2]
- pasted[1]
- phulkari[31]
- plaited[67]
- plastered[1]
- printed[57]
- quilted[3]
- resist dyed[51]
- roller printed[2]
- sewn[369]
- stain[1]
- stained[1]
- stenciled[2]
- strung[4]
- supplementary weft embroidery[6]
- tanned[7]
- tapestry[1]
- tapestry weave[7]
- thayo[1]
- tie dyed[42]
- tooled[3]
- tritik[3]
- twill weave[2]
- twilled[3]
- twined[5]
- twisted[5]
- undyed[9]
- unfinished[2]
- wicker[65]
- woven[1,959]
- wrapped[1]
- wrapped wire[1]
- yarn[6]
- zardozi[4]
- dge slon ri chen[1]
- dpal 'byor[1]
- joe sikvayugak[2]
- jose manol albares[1]
- martha jackson[1]
- molly gamble[1]
- 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[131]
- general reference[47]
- type citation[7]