Beads-Journal 33

Beads 33 (2021) Out of Print

Contents:

• Insight into the 17th-Century Bead Industry of Middelburg, the Netherlands, by Hans van der Storm and Karlis Karklins
• From Qualitative to Quantitative: Tracking Global Routes and Markets of Venetian Glass Beads during the 18th Century, by Pierre Niccolò Sofia, translated by Brad Loewen
• Barikot Beads and Gandharan Art Ornaments: A Critical Study of Adornment Practices during the Kushana Period of Pakistan, by Mubariz Ahmed Rabbani
• A Beaded Hair Comb of the Early Ming Dynasty, by Valerie Hector
• Beadmaking during the 17th and 18th Centuries in Eu County, Normandy, by Guillaume Klaës, translated by Brad Loewen
• Glass Beadmaking and Enamel Lampwork in Paris, 1547-1610: Archival and Archaeological Data, by Elise Vanriest, translated by Brad Loewen
• A Chemical Comparison of Black Glass Seed Beads from North America and Europe, by Danielle L. Dadiego
• The Chemistry of Nueva Cadiz and Associated Beads: Technology and Provenience, by Brad Loewen and Laure Dussubieux
• Nueva Cadiz Beads in the Americas: A Preliminary Compositional Comparison, by Heather Walder, Alicia Hawkins, Brad Loewen, Laure Dussubieux, and Joseph A. Petrus
• Book Review

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