Handbook of South American Indians, The Uru-Chipaya

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Excerpt from the Smithsonian's Handbook of South American Indians, Volume 2 (Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 143, 1946), consisting of the volume title page, the heading of Weston La Barre's chapter on the Uru-Chipaya, and Plate 116. The plate shows photographs of an Uru woman at a native loom, a Chipaya man at an upright loom, and a Chipaya woman spinning. Only these illustrative pages are included, not the chapter text.

Type
Illustration
Date
1946
Language
English
Pages
3
Archive notes
U.S. Government document. Relevant illustrations only
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