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A Note on the Gilded Metal-work of Chiriqui, Central America

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AMONG the minor ethnological problems which America offers in such variety, not the least interesting is that of the origin, significance, and method of production of the specimens of gold-work found so abundantly in certain parts of Central America and in the north-western regions of the southern continent.

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EVANS, O. A Note on the Gilded Metal-work of Chiriqui, Central America. Nature 82, 457 (1910). https://doi.org/10.1038/082457a0

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