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Asset ID 37791

Title Tapa or bark cloth made from mulberry bark, with design printed using a large block, 1919

Agent (Role) Lenskjold, Kay C. (Photographer)

Date 1919

Collection/Work Relation AMNH Special Collections, Photographic Negative Collection, 8 x 10: 37791

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