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Karklins, O. L. Chesterian (Late Mississipian) Bryozoans from the Upper Chainman Shale and the Lowermost Ely Limestone of Western Utah, 1986, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, Number 17 : 48 pages with 14 figures and 17 tables. The Paleontological Society,
1986, Memoir, Number 17 : 48 pages with 14 figures and 17 tables. Softbound, very good condition.
[SW: ,, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, Karklins, O. L, Chesterian (Late Mississipian) Bryozoans from the Upper Chainman Shale and the Lowermost Ely Limestone of Western Utah, 1986, Softbound, very good condition]
Karklins, O. L. Bryozoans from the Murfreesboro and Pierce Limestones (Early Black Riveran, middle Ordovician), Stones River Group, of Central Texas, 1985, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, 15 : 1-42, 12 figures and 13 tables. The Paleontological Society,
1985, Memoir, 15 : 1-42, 12 figures and 13 tables. Softbound, very good condition.
[SW: ,, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, Karklins, O. L, Bryozoans from the Murfreesboro and Pierce Limestones (Early Black Riveran, middle Ordovician), Stones River Group, of Central Texas, 1985, Softbound, very good condition]
Karklins, O. L. Ptilodictyoid Cryptostomata Bryozoa from the Middle and Upper Ordovician Rocks of Central Kentucky, 1983, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, 14 : 1-31, 8 figures and 10 tables. The Paleontological Society,
1983, Memoir, 14 : 1-31, 8 figures and 10 tables. Printed wraps, some age discoloration and minor signs of use, previous owner marks, text in very good condition.
[SW: ,, The Paleontological Society, Memoir, Karklins, O. L, Ptilodictyoid Cryptostomata Bryozoa from the Middle and Upper Ordovician Rocks of Central Kentucky, 1983, Printed wraps, some age discoloration and minor signs of use, previous owner marks, text in ver]
KarKLINS, KARLIS: TRADE ORNAMENT USAGE AMONG THE NATIVE PEOPLES OF CANADA A SOURCE BOOK, Ottawa National Historic Sites Parks Service Enviroment Canada 1992
Near Fine
1992. Beautifully illustrated card wraps, NEAR FINE, 244 Pages. Extensively illustrated throughout with black and white and 16 pages of full color plates. The Indians and Inuit of Canada were supplied with a wide range of ornaments by white entrepreneurs, missionaries, explorers and government officials. These items consisted not only of "conventional" adornments such as finger rings, glass beads and wampum, but also utilitarian articles (thimbles, coins and spoons) and natural objects (dentalia and cowrie shells, and feathers). In addition, the aboriginal peoples also fashioned their own trinkets by modifying imported goods. This study describes in chronological order how the various "trade ornaments" were used from initial contact to circa 1900 by representative tribes of the seven major native groups of Canada. First Edition Soft Card Wraps 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
[SW: Natives, Native Peoples, CanadaCanadian History]