THE METHOD OF MANUFACTURE OF SEVERAL ARTICLES OF THE FORMER INDIANS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

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Homestead Museum

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"THE METHOD OF MANUFACTURE OF SEVERAL ARTICLES OF THE FORMER INDIANS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA"

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2004.80.1.1

Description

"THE METHOD OF MANUFACTURE OF SEVERAL ARTICLES OF THE FORMER INDIANS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA" Color: Black; White; Yellow "The Method of Manufacture of Several Articles by the Former Indians of Southern California," from the "Eleventh Annual Report of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology," 1878. The work has the title, author's name and, within parentheses, the parent publication and date. Divisions of the article include "The Stone Pot, or Olla;" "The Mortar;" "Weights for Digging Sticks;" and "Pipes." There are six figures showing implements. With cover acid burns, brittleness, soiling, discoloration, flaking, foxing, small edge losses, stains, and small tears, as well as page discoloration, small folds, minor foxing, stains, and small tears, the overall condition is fair.

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Three-dimensional, Reports, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Salem Press [firm], Archaeology--California, Ethonology--California, Indians of North America--California--Antiquities, Indians of North America--California--Implements, Indians of North America--California--Material culture

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