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- Object[618]
- no[618]
- africa[4]
- alaska[30]
- amur river[7]
- angola[4]
- arizona[13]
- belgian congo[5]
- bolivia[3]
- botswana[6]
- brazil[81]
- california (state)[16]
- cameroon[3]
- canada[15]
- chiapas[7]
- chile[4]
- china[4]
- cockburn point[3]
- colombia[16]
- corrego grande[24]
- costa rica[4]
- davao[4]
- department of peten[5]
- doro ana[5]
- east cape[5]
- east central africa[5]
- ecuador[4]
- etosha pan[4]
- fiji islands[9]
- ghana[4]
- guajira peninsula[12]
- guakara[6]
- guatemala[5]
- guiana[6]
- guyana[12]
- hokkaido[7]
- humboldt county[5]
- hupa valley[3]
- india[3]
- ituri forest[4]
- japan[11]
- kasai district[3]
- kenya[7]
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- lake nyassa[3]
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- maniwaki[4]
- matto grosso[41]
- matto grosso state[11]
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- namibia[7]
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- north america[31]
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- papua new guinea[3]
- para state[4]
- paraguay[9]
- peru[13]
- philippine islands[14]
- point barrow[5]
- point barrow region[3]
- quebec[4]
- quito[3]
- rio curanja[4]
- rondonopolis[6]
- rwanda[3]
- santa rosa (colombia)[3]
- sao lorenco river[30]
- siberia[14]
- sierra de perija[6]
- solomon islands[34]
- south africa[3]
- south america[21]
- south dakota[6]
- southeastern utah[3]
- southern new hebrides[8]
- southwest africa[3]
- sudan[5]
- tapajos river[4]
- uganda[7]
- united states of america[59]
- upper paraguay river[4]
- upper xingu river[9]
- usumacinta valley[5]
- utah[4]
- venezuela[25]
- west bank[5]
- wind river reservation[6]
- wyoming[7]
- zaire[8]
- 19th century[1]
- 20th century[1]
- birnirk[2]
- early 20th century[2]
- joseon dynasty[1]
- modern[2]
- neolithic[1]
- qing dynasty[1]
- acholi[1]
- ainu[8]
- akamba[2]
- algonkin[4]
- apache[16]
- apalaii[2]
- apayao[2]
- arapaho[3]
- arbore[1]
- arhuaco[4]
- asmat[1]
- aura[1]
- auti[1]
- baganda[1]
- bagobo[4]
- bakairi[2]
- bakundu[1]
- baluba[1]
- bannock[1]
- bari[1]
- barren ground band[1]
- basonge[1]
- batwa[1]
- blackfeet[2]
- bororo[7]
- brule[1]
- bushmen[10]
- bushongo[1]
- caboala[2]
- cadoca[1]
- campa[1]
- cashibo[3]
- cashinahua[4]
- cayapo[5]
- chamacoccos[1]
- cherokee[1]
- cheyenne[2]
- chilkat[1]
- chinese[4]
- chiricoa[1]
- cliff dweller[2]
- cocama[1]
- crow (culture)[3]
- dakota[2]
- dene[2]
- eastern bororo[25]
- eskimo[37]
- fang[4]
- ganguela[2]
- gaviao[5]
- goajira[3]
- guajiro[9]
- herero[3]
- hopi[4]
- hupa[12]
- indian[3]
- jamamadi[4]
- japanese[2]
- jicarilla apache[2]
- kuikutl[5]
- lacandon[7]
- lutumian[2]
- macoa[6]
- maholo[2]
- mbuti[2]
- menominee[2]
- mescalero apache[2]
- modoc[5]
- mohave[3]
- mundurucu[6]
- nambicuara[3]
- naravute[3]
- native american[12]
- navajo[5]
- negrito[5]
- north american indian[9]
- oglala[2]
- paikapiranga[2]
- paiute[4]
- plains indian[2]
- pueblo[3]
- pume[5]
- pygmy[4]
- shangana-tsonga[3]
- shoshone[6]
- sioux[15]
- swahili[2]
- talamanca[3]
- telei[2]
- thule[2]
- tlingit[4]
- uncompahgre ute[2]
- waha[5]
- waiwai[4]
- watusi[5]
- weitspekan[2]
- yankton[2]
- yaruro[5]
- yawalapiti[3]
- yonggom/muyu[3]
- amazonia[81]
- andean[5]
- arctic culture area[33]
- california culture area[16]
- central africa[2]
- central american[11]
- circum-caribbean[28]
- east brazil[33]
- gran chaco[3]
- great basin culture area[16]
- great plains culture area[48]
- north american culture area[6]
- northeast culture area[8]
- northwest coast culture area[8]
- plateau culture area[5]
- siberia[14]
- south american culture area[32]
- southeast culture area[11]
- southwest culture area[42]
- subarctic culture area[8]
- archaeological site on the river, outside the village, east of the mines[2]
- cemetery south of arica; on the sea, beyond the "licera"[1]
- cemetery; at the foot of the hills; south of arica; on the sea, beyond the "licera". grave 50[1]
- deserted house on other side of bay opposite seldovia[1]
- lulenga mission on main road between lakes kivu and edward[1]
- moera's village[1]
- mound 2?[1]
- near lake lacanja[1]
- reservation 6 miles south of maniwaki[2]
- talamanca[3]
- war[1]
- animal fiber[1]
- bamboo[3]
- bark[13]
- bead[5]
- bone[4]
- buckskin[4]
- buriti palm fiber[1]
- cane (plant)[7]
- canvas[1]
- cloth[2]
- commercial nylon string[3]
- cord[4]
- cornhusk[2]
- cotton[10]
- curagua fiber[2]
- fabric[1]
- feather[31]
- feathers[2]
- fiber[188]
- fur[4]
- glass[1]
- hair[5]
- hide[32]
- human hair[1]
- iron[3]
- ivory[1]
- jaguar hide[1]
- lacquer[2]
- leaf[1]
- leather[19]
- macaw feather[1]
- metal[14]
- nails[1]
- paint[1]
- peel[19]
- pigment[37]
- plant fiber[42]
- plastic[1]
- quill[1]
- rattan[1]
- rawhide[2]
- reed (plant)[4]
- reptile skin[1]
- rope[1]
- sealskin[1]
- silk[1]
- sinew[107]
- skin[21]
- snakeskin[1]
- string[6]
- twine[3]
- vegetable fiber[7]
- wire[1]
- wood[618]
- wool[1]
- yes[46]
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