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Bracelet ivory and leather

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According to Hayes (1953:24) the ivory bracelets were carved. A saw will probably have been used as well. Then the ivory was wound with a leather strip.
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Title: Bracelet ivory and leather
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According to Hayes (1953:24) the ivory bracelets were carved.
A saw will probably have been used as well.
Then the ivory was wound with a leather strip.

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