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Margaretologist 14(2) Issue 32 2002
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The Bead Trade Around the World
Part 2 of 3
Case History Two: The Spanish Galleon Trade
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An example of a multi-wound bead, like that recently excavated in the Piman village of Sacate, Arizona.
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Next two are from the Nuestra Señora de la Concepción shipwreck They don't look like much in real life, either.
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Copper ruby red glass bead fragments
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Iron-encrusted stone cornerless cube.
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Examples of Chinese cultural influence on Mexico. The woman on the left is wearing a China-poblana.
"El Mandarin" on the right needs no explanation.
Mexican lottery cards.
Naipes LoteriaR 2A. Serie. Clemente Jacques, México.
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Chinese beads at St. Catherines GA, via the Galleon Trade.
The Story of Chinese Glass Beads
Note: the plates for the Russian-to-Alaska page are being prepared. They should be up by 1st August 2002. Be sure to return for another visit.
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