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- 4 h (13' - 13' 6"), layer 1[1]
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- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[3]
- associated with a child mummy[1]
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- e2e 0-6"[1]
- found in an excavation in a court of one of the houses[1]
- found in an excavation near the place of 32453.[1]
- found in cave[5]
- from a child mummy[1]
- from a mummy[6]
- from a mummy.[3]
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- from tomb[4]
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- half mile west of fortification[1]
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- intrusive into ta s post- i)[1]
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- lukaax.adi clan[1]
- merneptah's palace 20b-1[1]
- mound 111[2]
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- mound b, upper level, black sandy midden[1]
- near viterbo[1]
- obtained at san pedro[3]
- obtained at san pedro.[2]
- obtained in lima[1]
- on the left of the road from chuquitanta to marques, near to the stream chillon.[6]
- parts of the implements of one mummy.[3]
- pine ridge[1]
- probably received at san pedro[1]
- provenience unknown[1]
- received at sand pedro[1]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[3]
- river bed[1]
- room i, house 3, a.h.[1]
- ruin b[2]
- sanctuary of diana nemorensis[2]
- shell mound, 6 feet below surface.[1]
- sitka kaagwaantaan clan?[1]
- ta, burial 36[1]
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- tomb 2010[2]
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- tomb of qa'a (tomb q), east side, over chamber 3[1]
- town northeast of gravefield i[1]
- trench 2, burial 28[1]
- u[1]
- vicinity of stela 5, group a[1]
- west bank[1]
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- child[5]
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- dragon[27]
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- female[12]
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- human[33]
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- jewels[12]
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- legend[5]
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- male[7]
- male face[43]
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- music[12]
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- mythological animals[13]
- nu wa[5]
- painting[12]
- palace[12]
- pastor[14]
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- pearl[10]
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- priest[10]
- rabbit[13]
- rattle[10]
- reading[12]
- seal[13]
- shuttlecock[12]
- snake[11]
- tiger[11]
- vases[12]
- walrus[6]
- whale[12]
- woman[34]
- youth[9]
- ancient greek language[1]
- brahmi script[1]
- chinese language[25]
- demotic[1]
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- hieroglyphic[5]
- japanese language[18]
- kanarese[1]
- latin language[5]
- manchu script[8]
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- naskhi[10]
- russian language[1]
- sanskrit[1]
- tibetan dbu can script[2]
- tibetan lan dza script[1]
- tibetan language[4]
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- acrylic paint[11]
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- animal hair[4]
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- artificial sinew[7]
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- baobab nut[13]
- bead[7]
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- bronze[5]
- calabash[7]
- caribou bone[5]
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- ceramic[20]
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- coconut shell[9]
- copper[13]
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- ebony[11]
- elephant ivory[7]
- elephant tusk[9]
- fabric[5]
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- fiber[71]
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- fur[23]
- gesso[7]
- gilding[19]
- gilt[9]
- glass[56]
- glaze[17]
- gold[14]
- gold leaf[5]
- gold thread[10]
- gourd[33]
- greenstone[5]
- hair[13]
- hide[48]
- horn (animal part)[14]
- horsehair[18]
- ink[7]
- iron[60]
- ivory[311]
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- jet[7]
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- lapis lazuli[10]
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- limestone[46]
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- metal[138]
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- nephrite[11]
- nuts[12]
- paint[309]
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- pigment[240]
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- plaster[20]
- porcelain[5]
- raffia[9]
- red sandstone[22]
- rice paper[6]
- rope[6]
- sandalwood[24]
- sandstone[18]
- sealskin[11]
- serpentine[9]
- shell[42]
- silk[23]
- silver[17]
- sinew[6]
- skin[9]
- slate[17]
- soapstone[13]
- stain[10]
- steatite[12]
- steel[15]
- stick[26]
- stone[185]
- stoneware[10]
- string[10]
- teak[19]
- thread[18]
- tin[21]
- turquoise[21]
- twine[9]
- vegetable fiber[38]
- walrus ivory[26]
- wood[2,124]
- wool[7]
- appliqued[2]
- bas relief[15]
- basketry[2]
- batik[1]
- beaten[2]
- bent[13]
- bound[3]
- braided[8]
- brocaded[10]
- brown ware[2]
- buffed[15]
- burned[2]
- burnt[1]
- carved[3,394]
- cast[1]
- celadon[1]
- ch'ing-pai ware[3]
- chased[1]
- coiled[1]
- cut[3]
- cut out[2]
- drilled[4]
- dyed[1]
- embossed[3]
- embroidered[3]
- enameled[1]
- engraved[12]
- filigree[1]
- fired[17]
- folded[6]
- forged[21]
- frieze[2]
- gesso[2]
- gessoed[2]
- gilded[63]
- gilt[6]
- glazed[17]
- glued[7]
- ground[2]
- guigong[1]
- hand carved[11]
- high relief[10]
- incised[156]
- inlaid[45]
- inlay[14]
- inscribed[5]
- intaglio[1]
- joined[12]
- laced[1]
- lacquered[67]
- lashed[41]
- low relief[6]
- nailed[22]
- non-woven[3]
- notched[3]
- openwork[2]
- painted[426]
- pasted[1]
- pegged[1]
- perforated[3]
- pierced[3]
- pointed[2]
- polished[16]
- porcelain[5]
- punched[2]
- relief[32]
- repousee[1]
- rubbing[1]
- sanded[16]
- sankampaeng ware[1]
- sawankhalok ware[6]
- sewn[34]
- shaped[1]
- smoked[2]
- smoothed[3]
- spun[7]
- stained[48]
- stamped[1]
- stenciled[1]
- stoneware[3]
- strung[12]
- thayo[2]
- underglazed[1]
- unfinished[2]
- welded[1]
- wheel[1]
- wheel made[7]
- woven[49]
- wrapped[1]
- yueh ware[3]
- a. toggouaq[1]
- aaron sheche[1]
- ada eyetoaq[1]
- aldrick mooya[1]
- alvin navasie sr.[1]
- annette tsikewa[1]
- aoudla pee[1]
- arnold numkena[1]
- barnabas arnasungaaq[1]
- bernard homer, jr.[1]
- bill joe[24]
- carlos ramiro asturias gomez[1]
- carnelia snow[1]
- cecelia angmadlok angutialuk[1]
- chester poleyestewa[1]
- clint lucas[1]
- colvin peina[1]
- cotheel[1]
- dan smith[1]
- daniel quam[1]
- david neel[1]
- delmer larson[1]
- dewey sahmea[1]
- dge slon ri chen[1]
- dionso[1]
- dpal 'byor[1]
- ed noise cat[1]
- eddington hannaweeke[1]
- edward calnimptewa[1]
- egesiak simionie[1]
- ellen quandelacy[1]
- esa quillaq[2]
- eulogio[1]
- eva aliktiluk[1]
- faye quandelacy[1]
- fleton healing[1]
- francis horne[1]
- franklin sahmea[1]
- gabe trujillo[1]
- gary acque[1]
- george arluk[1]
- george david[1]
- german national museum, nuremburg[23]
- gonzalez[1]
- gregg tagarook[1]
- guadalupe sinay lopos[15]
- henry fred[1]
- henry naha[1]
- herbert halate[1]
- iroqrafts[1]
- isaac paningayak[1]
- ishan[1]
- issac o. edokpolo[1]
- jessie ishulutaq[3]
- jimmy nequatewa[5]
- jo kavik[1]
- jobie ohaituk[1]
- joe sikvayugak[2]
- johnassie eyaituq[2]
- jon cordero[1]
- jonasie adar[1]
- joseph agukkaq[2]
- joseph m. torivio jr[1]
- juan masano[1]
- juana homer[1]
- lance cheama[1]
- lee sockyma[1]
- leeah veevee[1]
- leo lacapa jr.[1]
- leonard halate[1]
- lorendina sheche[1]
- lucy tasseor[1]
- lucy tassiuk[2]
- luke addowtelik[1]
- m. y. siddiq[1]
- makari chimowitski[1]
- manuel denet chavarria[1]
- manuel kooyahoema[2]
- mark keedlak[1]
- mark tootiak[1]
- marysa kolola[1]
- max buchner[1]
- michael kahe[1]
- nashalaitook[1]
- neil david, sr.[1]
- nick peters[1]
- norbert tewa[1]
- ono hakujitsu[1]
- pancho mena[1]
- pata martinez[1]
- patricio[1]
- paul iqualaq[1]
- peuliak[1]
- rhoda quam[1]
- rosa gonzales[3]
- seepee ipellie[1]
- sita sharky[3]
- tony jackson[15]
- unknown[25]
- woody sewemaenewa[2]
- actual citation[610]
- general reference[1]
- type citation[19]