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CALL NUMBER: 745.441 Hu
OBJECT TYPE: Book
TITLE: Prehistoric Cordage Identification of impressions on pottery
DESCRIPTION: An Archeological manual dealing with the decoration of clay pottery by impressing cords or strings onto the surface of the vessel. The majority of the examples described have been found in Wisconsin
AUTHOR: Hurley, William M.
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PUBLICATION DATE: 1979
PUBLISHER: Taraxacum Inc.
PLACE OF PUBLICATION: USA
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