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Notes turquois beads from neolithic graves in Spain.
Sladen, Douglas. See Lorey, E. de.
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Notes early use of turquois by Indians of the Southwest (U. S.).
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Refers to use of turquois in Egypt and in Europe.
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Notes operation of turquois mines in New Mexico during 1907.
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Notes an occurrence of turquois near Silver- City, N. Mex.
Sommerville, Maxwell. Engraved gems. Philadelphia, 1889, pp. 688-689.
Lists 27 turquois specimens among Greek and Roman cameos.
Spencer, L. J. See Bauer, Max.
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Note on anpient mining operations in Sinai.
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Discusses identity of chalchihuitl.
Observations on the Chalchihuitl of Mexico and Central America. New York, 1869.
Discusses identity of chalchihuitl.
On a collection of Chalchihuitls from Central America. Ann. Lye. Nat. Hist., New York, vol. 9, 1870, pp.
246-265.
Same as preceding paper.
Stappe,' Baronne. Les pierres pr^cieuses et les bijoux'. Paris, 1896, pp. 116-119.
Gives general account of the turquois.
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