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... Claude Chapdelaine reviews evidence of contact in the Middle and Upper Saint Lawrence Valley. He notes that archaeological data from this region are extremely limited, but does illustrate and analyze eight beads ... See full document

... They used a wide range of materials, including bone, ivory, glass, faience, gold, lapis lazuli, Baltic amber, shell, and stone.. Jewelry made of relief beads is typical of[r] ... See full document

... While there was a fair amount of history at the beginning of each section, as a behavioral scientist, I would like to see future work on Chinese glass tackle such su[r] ... See full document

... Mosaic cane beads are also widespread, not only in West Asia and Europe but also in West Africa and in Indonesia where they first appeared at least three hundred [r] ... See full document

... The last section, called Beads of Life, reviews the important part that beads and beadwork play in contemporary eastern and southern Africa, whether as a means of raising ca[r] ... See full document

... Each entry includes the author(s) name(s); year of publica- tion or release; title; publication series; institution; place of publication; and an annotated description, [r] ... See full document

... In Section One, after succinctly summarizing the major European processes for making beads (viz: furnace wound, drawn, and lamp wound) and making brief reference to other [r] ... See full document

... While it would have been nice to see the development of a more comprehensive bead typology, the author does provide important information on the types of beads found at di[r] ... See full document

... there is no reference to Anglo-Saxon millefiori). and reviews the work of the little-known German Dr. Fuss in 1833, and of Domenico Bussolin in 1836 (his factory opened in 1838) in rediscovering the lost art of ... See full document

... The beads are splendid (the Phoenician mask pendants and Roman face beads that are illustrated rank among the finest examples) but generally lack any provenience data, re[r] ... See full document

... The Haudenosaunee, the Six Nations Iroquois of upstate New York, United States, and southern Ontario, Canada, have been using glass beads since the late 1500s. Initially used to embellish their own clothing and ... See full document

... The main topics covered are: making and exporting beads from Venice from the Medieval period to the prese _ nt day; gender in the beadwork used in African aesthetic and[r] ... See full document

... In Chinese, with an English table of contents (pp. 325-329), Chinese Ancient Beads has received rave reviews in China where it is apparently heralded as the Chinese counterpart to Lois Dubin’s The History of Beads ... See full document

... The next period of glassmaking (1750- 1918) includes discussions of molded beads along with the equipment used, faceted beads including “Russian” beads, followed by an architectural di[r] ... See full document

... Casting about for an inexpensive and generally available color scheme that might suit the needs of the growing number of bead researchers around the world, I stumbled across [r] ... See full document

... She abjures classification schemes or technical descriptions in Early Contact Glass Trade Beads in Alaska, choosing instead to sketch the commercial and political factors[r] ... See full document

... Physicists, however, are obsessed with finding simple patterns, so recognizing as many as fifteen or twenty types of forces strikes them as distasteful and overly complex. Since about the year 1900, physics has been on ... See full document

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... taking at least one holiday in the past year, and use of online reviews posted on travel portals like hotels.com for hotel booking purposes. The experiments and associated data collection were conducted online. ... See full document

... Mass and Energy, both are eternal quantities. Any particle having energy; has respective quantity of mass. The various particles are generated from the very basic, the smallest of the smallest, ultimate mass particles, ... See full document