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NOTCHED PLATE OF STONE FROM MISSISSIPPI, WITH ARTISTIC ENGRAVING OF FEATHERED RATTLESNAKES. |
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION; BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY BULLETIN 30, HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN INDIANS NORTH OF MEXICO, IN TWO PARTS, PART 2; WASHINGTON, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; PAGE 86. |
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1907 (BOOK PUBLICATION DATE) |
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FREDERICK WEBB HODGE, EDITOR |
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Public Domain
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