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- Object[151]
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- arrow[4]
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- comb (hair - grooming tool)[1]
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- diorama[1]
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- fort peck reservation[1]
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- pine ridge reservation[1]
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- upper xingu river[2]
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- subarctic culture area[2]
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- amber[1]
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- bead[15]
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- calico[2]
- cane (plant)[2]
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- metal[151]
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- parfleche[2]
- pigment[5]
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- reed (plant)[3]
- resin (material)[3]
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- shell[2]
- silk[2]
- skin[6]
- stone[3]
- string[1]
- stroud[1]
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- tin can[2]
- tooth[1]
- trade bead[1]
- tucum nut[1]
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- wax[1]
- wood[59]
- wool[2]
- yes[23]
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