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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 21 (May 1902) (1902)

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pirals in the middle; aboveand below them are two erect conventionalized bi-partite fishes, and the whole is surrounded by a linecorresponding to their form. A detailed study of themarvelous ornamental productions of this gifted tribeof Amur artisans would yield the American seekerafter fresh and… … TWO SIBERIAN FISHSKIN GARMENTS. various tribes of the Amur regions of East Siberia.One of the noteworthy results of these investigationsis the bringing to light of a tribe of highly skilledand versatile artists, who, though living in a primitivestate, being unable to read or write, and having…

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