12º, pp. 1-448.
Spinning and spindle whorls, pp. 247, 248.
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The writer cites Prof. Alois Raimond Hein, Meander, etc., Worbelornamente in Amerika. Vienna, 1891.
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Folio, pp. 1-127, pls. 1-55.