Handbook of South American Indians, The Aymara

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Excerpt from Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 143, Handbook of South American Indians, Volume 2 (The Andean Civilizations), edited by Julian H. Steward. It includes the volume title page, the opening page of Harry Tschopik Jr.'s chapter on the Aymara, and Plate 105 with five photographs of Aymara dress and manufactures. The plate shows modern and old-style costumes, a pottery stove, pottery making, and a loom, all from Chucuito and Ichu, Peru.

Type
Illustration
Date
1946
Language
English
Pages
3
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