| Valerie Hector's The Art of Beadwork:
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| | Indonesia)
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| Historic Inspiration, Contemporary Design
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| | Straits Chinese Beadwork (Penang,
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| (ISBN 0-8320-0307-8) is an interesting
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| | Malaysia)
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| combination of the historical and
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| | Kenyah Beadwork (Indonesian/Malaysian
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| cultural analysis of various beadmaking
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| | Borneo)
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| traditions and the presentation of works
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| | Ambai Island Beadwork (Indonesian New
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| by modern designers who were inspired by
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| | Guniea)
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| these traditions.There are numerous books
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| | Ancient Egyptian Beadwork
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| on contemporary bead designs, as well as
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| | Yoruba Beadwork (Nigeria)
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| many histories of beadmaking (which may
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| | Maasai Beadwork (Kenya)
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| go back as much as 75,000 years, see
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| | Dinka Beadwork (Sudan)
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| book looks at a number of ethnic and
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| | Xhosa Beadwork (South Africa)
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| historical beadwork traditions: Han
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| | Ndebele Beadwork (South Africa)
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| Beadwork (Mainland China)
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| | Msinga (Zulu) Beadwork (South Africa)
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| Ancient Japanese Beadwork
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| | Seventeenth Century English Beadwork
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| Kathi Beadwork (Guajarat State, India)
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| | J. M.
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| Sa'dan Toraja Beadwork (Sulawesi,
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