H.P.
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No.1 is most likely a wading bird, beak facing and extending beyond the rim...No.2 top left is another one extending beyond the rim, top right is a spoonbill facing down from rim, bottom left, another beak facing down, right is the weeping eye motif ..No.3, are more birds, and rolled native copper beads, two sources north of Florida are known...No.4. Is a medallion or gorget worn upon the chest...No.5 shows length of string between beads...No.6 is two ply string...No.7is a piece of woven fabric.. Everything in this frame and everything I’ve shown ( Shell beads, celts, shark tooth pendant, etc. is from cedar keys, and dates to the Weeden Island period,thanks for lookin.
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