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Traditions of De-coo-dah and antiquarian researches : comprising extensive explorations, surveys, and excavations of the wonderful and mysterious earthen remains of the mound-builders in America
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Traditions of De-coo-dah and antiquarian researches : comprising extensive explorations, surveys, and excavations of the wonderful and mysterious earthen remains of the mound-builders in America
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- Date
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- 1853
- Publisher
- New York, New York: Thayer, Bridgman and Fanning
- Summary
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- Signed die stamp: J.R. Hoole
- Black net-grain cloth. Gold stamping on front and spine. Blind stamping on back. Yellow endpapers. 1858 ed. by different publisher issued in blue ribbed-morocco cloth.
- Book topics: De-coo-dah, Elk Indian, 1841; Mounds--United States; Indians--Antiquities.
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- Author
- Pidgeon, William
- Publisher
- New York, New York: Thayer, Bridgman and Fanning
- Date
- 1853
- Description of Original
- Height: 23 cm.; Width: 16 cm.; Depth: 4 cm.
- Format
- Still image
- Language
- English
- Location of Original
- University of Alabama Libraries. : E73 .P61
Subjects
- Animals — Wild — Bison
- Animals — Wild — Snakes
- Clothing/Accessories — Bags
- Clothing/Accessories — Leggings
- Clothing/Accessories — Hats/Caps — Headdresses
- Clothing/Accessories — Shoes — Moccasins
- Decoration/Ornament — Lines
- Decoration/Ornament — Shells
- Decoration/Ornament — Arabesque
- Decoration/Ornament — Borders — Lines
- Decoration/Ornament — Trees/Plants
- Household products/Apparatuses — Native American
- People — Men
- People — Native Americans
- Weaponry — Native American — Tomahawks
- Weaponry — Knives/Spears
- Book-cloth — Color — Black
- Book-cloth — Grain pattern — Net
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Gold stamping
- Bookbinding — Techniques — Blind stamping
- Endpapers — Colored
- Endpapers — Color — Yellow
- United States