Pumtek–An Introductory Report Upon an Unusual Class of Decorated Stone Beads
Pumtek–An Introductory Report Upon An Unusual Class Of Decorated Stone Beads, By Jamey D. Allen (1986, 9:6-13)
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Pumtek–An Introductory Report Upon An Unusual Class Of Decorated Stone Beads, By Jamey D. Allen (1986, 9:6-13)
The Nordic Glass Bead Seminar: A Review, By Jamey D. Allen (1993, 23:4-10)
Venetian Glass Bead Production In The First Half Of The 19Th Century: Research At The Venetian National Archives, By Alessia Bonannini (1999, 34:9-18)
Comments On “Rare” Melon-Shaped Chevrons, By Jürgen Busch (1997, 31:8-11)
A Note On The Neutron Activation Analysis Of 16Th- And 17Th-Century Blue Glass Trade Beads From The Eastern Great Lakes, By Anne Chafe, Ron Hancock, And Ian Kenyon (1986, 9:13-18)
Glassware of the 10th-13th Centuries On Site 1, Gdansk, By Aldona Chmielowska (1985, 7: 14-16)
Russian Trade Beads Made In Irkutsk, Siberia, By Glenn Farris (1992, 21:2-3)
Pre-Columbian Tairona Tinklers, By Ellen M. Fitzsimmons (1993, 23:11-14)
An Enigmatic Artifact, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1982, 1:3)
Molluscan Shell As Beads, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1982, 1:4-5)
Early Post-Contact Native-Made Glass Beads In America?, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1983, 2:5-6)
Beadmakers’ Strike In India, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1984, 5:7-8)
Center For Bead Research Established, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1985, 6:6-7)
A Bit More On The Cornerless Cube, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1986, 8:8-10)
Mulberries And Twisted Squares: Some Questions, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1987, 11:8-12)
The Allen Book Of Beads, By Peter Francis, Jr. (1988, 13:5-7)
Romancing The Hidden Bead, Peter Francis, Jr. (1992, 21:12-15)
Bloodstone, Agate, and Carnelian, by Peter Francis, Jr. (1993, 22:16-20)
More on Fustat Fused Rod Beads, by Peter Francis, Jr. (1993, 23:3-4)
Notes on Some Forum Articles, by Peter Francis, Jr. (1995, 26:4-7)
Some Notes on Articles in Beads, by Peter Francis, Jr. (1996, 28:10-12)
Some Notes on the Words for Bead, by Peter Francis, Jr. (1997, 30:11-13)
Some Remarks on Bodom Beads, by Peter Francis, Jr. (2002, 40:10-12)
Bead-Decorated Glass Armlets Of Bontuku, West Africa, By Richard A. Freeman (1989, 14:12-14)
Beads And The Emergence Of The Islamic Slave Trade In The Southern Chad Basin (Nigeria), By Detlef Gronenborn (2001, 38:4-11)
Notes On The European Bead Industry– 1897, By Albert Hartshorne (1986, 9:20)
A Note On Chevron And Other Beads From Trinidad, By Charles A. Hoffman And Thomas F. Lynch (1990, 17:14)
Summary Of Huron Bead Sequence, A.D. 1590-1650, By James R. Hunter (1986, 8:16-18)
Looting Archaeological Sites, By M.E. Hutchinson (1996, 29:4)
The Illicit Bead Trade In Gao, The Republic Of Mali, By Timothy Insoll (1994, 24:6-10)
Sacred Palm-Leaf Beads, By Alok Kumar Kanungo (2000, 37:9-15)
The Birmingham Bead Industry, By Karlis Karklins (1987, 10:9-11)
Some Comments On Mulberry And Twisted Square Beads, By Karlis Karklins (1987, 11:12-14)
Beads From The Wreck Of The Dutch East Indiaman De Liefde (1711), By Karlis Karklins (1988, 12:11-17)
European Chicken Egg Beads, By Karlis Karklins (1988, 12:24)
The Suitability Of The Iscc-Nbs Centroid Color Charts For Determining Bead Colors, by Karlis Karklins (1989, 14:8-12)
Archaeological Evidence for Beadmaking in Riga, Latvia, During The 13th-14th Centuries, by Karlis Karklins (1991, 18:11-13)
Iscc-Nbs Centroid Color Chart Update, by Karlis Karklins (1992, 20:6)
A Venetian Landmark Closes by Karlis Karklins (1993, 22:20-21)
Photographing Patinated Glass Beads, By Karlis Karklins (1994, 25:13)
An Unusual Modern Bead (?) From China, By Karlis Karklins (1996, 28:19-20)
More On The “Unusual Modern Bead (?) From China,” By Karlis Karklins (1996, 29:7)
Bead Research Dos and Don’ts, by Karlis Karklins (1998, 32:10-15)
An Early 19th-Century Account Of Beadmaking In Murano And Venice, By Karlis Karklins And Derek Jordan (1990, 17:5-8)
Glass Beadmaking In The Fichtel- Gebirge Region of Bavaria in the Mid- Nineteenth Century, by Ian Kenyon, Susan Kenyon, Susan Aufreiter, And Ron Hancock (1996, 28:12-19)
Neutron Activation Analysis Of Some 19th-Century Faceted Glass Trade Beads From Ontario, Canada, That Have Chemical Compositions Resembling Bohemian Glass, by Ian Kenyon, Susan Kenyon, Ron Hancock, And Susan Aufreiter (1995, 27:4-9)
European Trade Beads In Southern Africa, By David Killick (1987, 10:3-9)
An Unusual Gilt-Decorated Faceted Glass Bead, by Paul Lawson (1997, 31:12-13)
Conservation of the Daugmale Castle- Mound Beads, Latvia, by Jana Lībiete (2000, 36:5-11)
Hydrofluoric Acid In Beadwork Restoration: A Definite No-No, by Judith A. Logan And Tom Stone (1994, 24:10-12)
The Deterioration Of Glass Beads On Ethnographic Objects, By Sandra Lougheed And Jane Shaw (1985, 7:10-12)
A Historic Note On Bead Use Among The Seminole Indians, By Clay Maccauley (1997, 31:14-15)
Scottish Iron Age Glass Beads, By Euan W. Mackie (1996, 29:4-7)
The Misnaming Of “Dutch” Beads, By Herman Van Der Made (1986, 8:11-13)
Beads from the Iron Age Graves of Kissi, NE Burkina Faso, by Sonja Magnavita (1999, 35:4-11)
Early Sixteenth-Century Glass Beads From The Tatham Mound, Citrus County, Florida, By Jeffrey M. Mitchem (1986, 8:13-16)
Current Research On Beads And Pendants From San Luis De Talimali Mission, Florida, By Jeffrey M. Mitchem (1991, 18:8-11)
Preliminary Observations On Beads And Pendants From The Apalachee Village At San Luis De Talimali Mission, Florida, By Jeffrey M. Mitchem (1993, 22:21-24)
Interpretations Based On Personal Adornment Items From The Mission San Luis De Talimali Cemetery, Florida, By Jeffrey M. Mitchem (1995, 26:8-13)
Beads Link San Salvador to a Columbus Trip, by The New York Times (1983, 3:7-8)
Summary Of An Archaeological Research Mission To Eastern Senegal, By Marie-José Opper (1990, 16:13-15)
Palau: The Glass Palace, By Marie-José Opper (1991, 19:11-13)
Notes On A Rare Melon-Shaped Chevron Bead, By Marie-José Opper (1997, 30:10-11)
Czech Mold-Pressed Beads: Request For Information, By Marie-José Opper And Howard Opper (1992, 21:3-4)
Jewelry From Moose Droppings, By The Ottawa Citizen (1987, 11:14-15)
Wampum Production In New Nether- Land And Colonial New York, By Elizabeth Peña (1990, 17:8-14)
Glass Trade Beads From A Coushatta Indian Site In Northwestern Louisiana, By Timothy K. Perttula (1993, 22:13-16)
Russian Beads And Beadwork – 1881, By Pottery And Glassware Reporter (1989, 14:14)
How Beads Are Made – 1890, By The Pottery Gazette (1987, 11:2-8)
The Mohawk Glass Trade Bead Chronology: An Addendum, By Donald A. Rumrill (1994, 25:11-12)
Cornerless Cube Stone Beads In Egypt And Palestine, By Peter W. Schienerl (1985, 7:8-9)
Trade Beads Excavated From A European/Konyag Contact Site On Kodiak Island, Alaska, By Elizabeth G. Shapiro (1988, 13:7-12)
An Unusual Glass Bead From Southern Florida, By Marvin T. Smith (1983, 2:3-4)
Eighteenth-Century Chevron Beads In The Southeast, By Marvin T. Smith (1990, 16:6-9)
Some Observations On “Fustat Beads,” By Maud Spaer (1993, 22:4-11)
A Possible Prosser T-Hole Bead From Japan, By Roderick Sprague (1986, 8:10-11)
A 1937 Government View Of Indian Beadworking Ability, By Roderick Sprague (1993, 22:11-13)