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... Southeast Asian . There is a long goldworking tradi- tion among the peoples of Southeastern Asia , whose jew- elry shows evidence of Tibetan , Chinese , and Indian styl- istic influence . The areas in which personal ornamentation with ...
... Southeast Asian . There is a long goldworking tradi- tion among the peoples of Southeastern Asia , whose jew- elry shows evidence of Tibetan , Chinese , and Indian styl- istic influence . The areas in which personal ornamentation with ...
Page 667
... Asia Multi- lingual societies of Melanesia. Other languages . The sole language of another branch of Indo - European ... Southeast Asia . A conser- vative genetic classification reflects immense genetic di- versity for East Asia by ...
... Asia Multi- lingual societies of Melanesia. Other languages . The sole language of another branch of Indo - European ... Southeast Asia . A conser- vative genetic classification reflects immense genetic di- versity for East Asia by ...
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... Southeast Asia , religious symbols , stories , and themes have been modified and localized . The snake , for example , representations of which adorn reli- gious and royal buildings , represents the benevolent spirit of the water and ...
... Southeast Asia , religious symbols , stories , and themes have been modified and localized . The snake , for example , representations of which adorn reli- gious and royal buildings , represents the benevolent spirit of the water and ...
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