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Indian blankets and their makers (1914)

James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 177

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decoration which have persisted from very early times. Whatever the origin of the stepped figure in Pueblo art was, it is well to remember, as shown by Holmes, Fio. 82 — Double key that it is "impossible to show that any particular design of the highly constituted kind was desired through a certain… … FiQ. 83 — Triangular terrace ter. Many can be reduced to simple or multiple lines. Others were suggested by plaited ware. In Fig. 82 is found one of the simplest of rectangular designs, a simple band, key pattern in form, at one end, with a re-entrant square depression at the opposite FIG. 84 —…

Indian textile fabrics -- North America · Navajo Indians

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